Jiang Yixin jumped in surprise.
She had assumed the other two were already in the meeting room. She hadn't expected to be the first to arrive.
Without waiting for her answer, Su Niannian pushed open the meeting room door and held it, gesturing for Gu Siyue and Jiang Yixin to go in.
"Let me introduce you. This is Jiang Yixin, vice president of product at Source Code Technology," Su Niannian told Gu Siyue before turning to Jiang Yixin. "And this is Lawyer Gu from Siheng Law Firm, legal counsel for both Source Code and Source Intelligence."
After a brief round of handshakes, the three sat down.
First, Jiang Yixin tried to size Gu Siyue up as discreetly as possible.
Gu Siyue wore a dark gray suit, her long hair tied in a low ponytail, with thin-framed glasses perched on her nose. She had a commanding presence and looked utterly dependable.
Jiang Yixin had seen Gu Siyue around the company a few times before without exchanging greetings, but her strongest impression was still their chance encounter at the French restaurant that day-or rather, a one-sided encounter?
Back then, Gu Siyue had looked like any ordinary woman head over heels in love, nothing like the elite lawyer she was now.
Su Niannian waited a moment. Seeing that Jiang Yixin still hadn't moved, she cleared her throat softly.
"Xiao Jiang."
"Oh." Jiang Yixin finally snapped out of it. First, she handed Su Niannian and Gu Siyue each a printed copy of the "Rules for Establishing the Tangyuan Protocol Standards Committee." Then she opened her laptop and projected the same document onto the screen so they could edit it in real time. This was the first draft she had rushed out the night before, and it included the contribution framework Han Luyi had previously