Sun Hao felt a little dizzy, and a little full of himself.
He definitely wasn't lustful; he was just a normal man.
"Anna."
The assistant smiled and held out her hand to him.
That name sounded very German.
"Sun."
He wanted to stand, but feared making things awkward. So he crossed one leg over the other and reached out to shake Anna's hand.
"This is my business card."
Anna smiled as she handed him her card.
Sun Hao reached out and took it.
Accepting a business card was normal etiquette, after all.
"I'm free tonight."
The earlier formalities had been proper enough, but the moment those words came out, things became improper.
That wasn't a hint. It was an outright proposition.
Sun Hao coughed twice. He still wasn't used to how directly European girls spoke.
The manager pushed open the door at that moment. He asked Anna about the situation, and when he saw that Sun Hao had finished signing, he smiled and extended his hand to Sun Hao, wishing him a happy partnership.
However, after putting away the contract, he did not leave immediately. Instead, he told Sun Hao some news.
Raul was on his way over.
The manager had gone out earlier to answer Raul's call.
The news caught Sun Hao somewhat off guard.
It wasn't surprising that Raul knew the manager; after all, Raul had also signed an endorsement deal with Adi.
What surprised him was that Raul had his phone number. Why had Raul come here without calling him, instead seeking out the manager?
"He said he brought a friend, and that you know him."
The manager's next words became even more mysterious.
"Who?"
The manager shook his head. Apparently, Raul had not told him.
Sun Hao became even more confused.
Raul was trying to surprise