“Don’t tease me! Otherwise, I can’t guarantee there won’t be new office gossip material,” he growled low. He was still restraining himself from pouncing on her, who would have thought she would tease him like this!
“That’s old material, completely worthless,” she laughed.
“So, do you want to create new material?” He smiled bitterly, reluctant to let her go, yet afraid of testing his willpower. Ah – what willpower do men really have!
“Speaking of which, you idiot!” she suddenly remembered. “That electronic newsletter should have been charged. Letting people read love letters for free, you really have no business sense.”
“Hahaha!” he laughed out loud.
“I’m serious,” she hit him again.
“Okay, I’ll compensate you. Come back to work, and I’ll raise your salary,” Long Jie said readily.
“And He Yuhua, she’s been worked hard by you recently. You should raise her salary too,” she immediately advocated for her subordinate.
“No problem, promised. You’re better at managing people than me. He Yuhua talks about Sister Pang this and Sister Pang that every day, making me miss you more, feel more frustrated, and inevitably give her more work.”
“Oh, you’re deliberately making my subordinate suffer,” she prepared to settle the score.
“Hey, I’m the one paying the salary!” Long Jie quickly protested.
“I think I’d be a more competent CEO,” she snorted coldly.
“Okay, as long as you marry me, I’ll give you any position. I’ll take care of the baby when you give birth, and you can be the CEO,” he happily hugged her.
She pushed away his hand. “I have no intention of marrying you.”
“Why?” he jumped up in surprise.
De Nü shrugged. “Why marry you? I’m doing fine now, living with Xiao Mi and Xiao Qi, very happy. Xiao Mi is funny, Xiao Qi is gentle.”
“I can be funny too, I can be gentle too!” he quickly tried to defend himself, hoping to score some points. He had already made his plans, but who would have thought she had no intention of marrying him!
“Xiao Qi cooks delicious meals for me. Her cooking is incredibly good. What about you?”
“I’ll have the servant cook for you…”
“Then I might as well marry the servant.”
