Qin Mu replied in a low voice, "You're welcome," then finished breakfast without speaking.
The heavy snow had fallen for an entire day and night, with no sign of stopping. The snow on the road had already piled up to their calves. It was clear that no one would be leaving the tea garden today. Everyone started making calls—asking their companies and schools for leave, informing their employees that they would not be coming in today.
Seeing this, Qin Mu joined in and called Assistant Hu, informing him that he and Cheng Lang had been trapped by the heavy snow at the tea garden in the outskirts and could not return. He also asked Assistant Hu to notify Han Mingchen that Cheng Lang would not be able to work at White Jade Capital that evening. As for anything at work that needed Qin Mu's immediate attention, they could hold a temporary conference call. Or Qin Mu could authorize Hu Li to handle it.
After all, both Qin Mu and Cheng Lang had been stranded outside by this snowstorm. They could not return.
For some inexplicable reason, Hu Li detected the faintest hint of bragging in Qin Mu's calm, emotionless tone.
After hanging up, Qin Mu instinctively looked toward Cheng Lang. Cheng Lang was standing before the floor-to-ceiling windows, completely absorbed in a phone call. Qin Mu had no idea whom Cheng Lang was speaking with so seriously.
Qin Mu quietly walked over and heard Cheng Lang talking about signing a contract. Listening more carefully, he realized that the other party's agency did not think much of Meng Tianye and could not agree to the terms Meng Tianye had proposed. Cheng Lang was currently arguing with them over it.
Qin Mu silently walked away. He returned to his room to handle