Hua Jian was distracted during his livestream.
Luckily, the laid-back smile on his face kept both his viewers and the customers gathered around him from noticing.
He had a break of about half an hour midway through.
As soon as another bartender from the bar eagerly took over, Hua Jian slipped out from behind the counter.
"Brother Sun, I know that customer of yours called Young Master Lu. Can I go upstairs and say hello?"
Brother Sun frowned. "How do you know him? Even I don't know him. I heard he's someone even Chairman Feng has to suck up to."
Hua Jian smiled. "Remember that private Winery Estate where I worked part-time over the National Day holiday? It belongs to Lu Zexi. I mixed drinks for him there."
Brother Sun still wouldn't agree. "A customer like that hasn't asked for a private bartender. Just wait."
Hua Jian paused. "All right."
As they spoke, a young bartender hurried over to Brother Sun and said Chairman Feng had called the office. The guests upstairs wanted Hua Jian to come up and mix drinks.
Brother Sun choked on his words. Hua Jian smiled at him. "I'm heading up, then."
Brother Sun said irritably, "Watch yourself. People with that kind of status aren't easy to deal with. Don't offend them."
Hearing the concern in his words, Hua Jian readily agreed.
Cui Jili had also arrived in the private room upstairs.
None of them were particularly interested in the drinks here.
They had come for the novelty, naturally, wanting to meet the bartender who had single-handedly brought a bar to life.
"The guy downstairs has only posted one video on his personal account, and he's already got over three million followers. Tsk. I'm just as good-looking as him. Those people have terrible taste."
Cui Jili