The Military Strategist's First Move

Only now did Director Xiao understand what Wang Yue's meaningful glance had meant. So the boss wanted him to turn this clueless young woman into a professional white-collar worker. He glanced at Luo Yan, curled up in her chair playing a game, and felt that the task was going to be a tough one.

Still, Wang Yue had underestimated President Xiao's abilities. After all these years in the business, President Xiao had developed a good eye for things. He could tell that Wang Yue was interested in the young woman, and that she was interested in Wang Yue too. But for some reason, the two of them were just keeping things ambiguous.

So President Xiao decided to give them a push. He figured that once the young woman fell in love, maybe she wouldn't be so muddled—or maybe she wouldn't have time for him to teach her.

Wang Yue had no idea that the teacher he'd found for Luo Yan had come up with such a devious move: teaching Luo Yan how to stake her claim.

Under the guidance of President Xiao, her strategist, Luo Yan suddenly decided to use the company's founding as an excuse to formally invite her roommates out for a meal. But before heading to the gathering place, she obediently stopped by Wang Yue's home first.

Wang Yue had no idea what Luo Yan was thinking. A phone call to invite him hadn't been enough; she'd even made a special trip over. He asked curiously, "Didn't you already tell me on WeChat? Why come all the way here in person?"

Luo Yan had rushed over in a flurry. She'd had plenty to say, but when she saw Wang Yue, she suddenly hesitated. Then she remembered what President Xiao had told her and asked tentatively, "President Xiao