"You don't need to worry about how I'll get along with people. I'm sure I'll get along well with my coworkers. But you can pay me an intern's salary for now. There's no rush to make me a full-time employee until I've actually proven myself." Wu Jinpeng was completely sincere.
"I don't have interns. Or rather, the trial period is pretty short. Usually, I can tell as soon as I meet someone whether they're a good fit." Chen Ge's Haunted House had an initiation ritual for new employees: once they'd earned Chen Ge's complete trust, they'd tour every scene in the Haunted House alongside the visitors. If they could be rescued afterward, that meant they were a great employee and could stay.
"Okay, then after I take Wu Sheng to school tomorrow, I'll go take care of my resignation. They're downsizing where I work, so my manager should approve it by noon. I'll come to our Haunted House in the afternoon. By the way, where is our Haunted House?"
"House of Horrors, New Century Park, West Suburb of Han Jiang." Chen Ge looked at Wu Jinpeng. He was the fifth living employee Chen Ge had personally vetted. Whether Chen Ge opened a branch in Xinhai or needed help dealing with all kinds of matters, Wu Jinpeng would be a huge help.
Vengeful Spirits would take care of things in the shadows, while living people served in the sunlight. A good Haunted House needed both.
Once Wu Jinpeng completed his initiation, he'd truly be one of their own. Chen Ge had always treated his employees like family.
"Brother Peng, I have one last question." Chen Ge stood and walked over to Wu Kun. "Has your younger brother always been like this? Did your parents ever take him for treatment?"
"My parents