Ding Ling glanced at Qi Ming's computer. He really was busy. She remembered that Qi Ming had already arrived when she got in, so she nodded and decided to end the conversation.
But she wasn't a fool. Wang Yue had come here today for a reason, and it probably had something to do with the official website. She suddenly smiled and asked, "Wang Yue, are you coming back to work here?"
Wang Yue didn't care about the woman's smile that hid a knife. He calmly shook his head and replied with a smile, "I'm not sure either. President Qin asked me to come in first thing this morning and wait for him to sign a contract. I still haven't figured out what's going on."
Ding Ling figured she'd guessed right, so she stopped talking to Wang Yue and hurried out to call Cai Kun, the manager of the Network Management Department.
She wasn't one of Cai Kun's trusted aides, but she'd still been promoted to supervisor because she was sharp-eyed and had immediately figured out why Wang Yue had come.
After hearing her report, Cai Kun didn't seem concerned. He thought the same way Qi Ming did: having one more person around didn't matter to him. After all, as one of Qin Feng's trusted aides, there was no way he'd be laid off. So he told Ding Ling to keep things calm and wait to see what Qin Feng wanted with Wang Yue before deciding what to do.
What he never expected was that, when he hurried to the company, the deputy manager of Human Resources handed him four notices.
Three were notices of termination for Cai Kun, Qi Ming, and Ding Ling. The last announced the immediate dissolution of the Network Management Department.
Cai Kun never expected that after