Sitting aside, Cheng Xinyun spoke up: “A Ming, this is An Xunxing, TYG’s first female sharpshooter, right?”
Lu Jiaming nodded slightly. Cheng Xinyun walked directly towards An Xunxing, extending her hand. “Hello, I’m Cheng Xinyun, formerly TYG’s manager and team leader. I’ve always admired your play style. Can we talk?”
Looking at the confident Cheng Xinyun, An Xunxing thought of her trembling hands and dared not shake: “I’m sorry, I’m not feeling well.” She got up and left the office in disarray.
Back in her personal training room, An Xunxing placed her hands on the keyboard, focusing to practice swiftly. However, within two minutes, her hands began to tremble uncontrollably again.
“Bang!” The door was pushed open from the outside. An Xunxing quickly hid her hands in the shadows, looking up to see Lu Jiaming entering.
“What’s with the attitude?” An Xunxing was stunned.
Lu Jiaming closed the door behind him, his black eyes filled with impatience. “Cheng Xinyun is one of TYG’s founders. Even if you don’t like her, you shouldn’t embarrass her in front of so many people.”
The strong defense in his words made An Xunxing’s throat bitter: “Brother Lu, I don’t dislike her, nor did I intend to embarrass her. Maybe you care so much about someone that you think I’ve wronged her everywhere.”
Lu Jiaming was taken aback.
“I’m really not feeling well today, I’ll go home first,” An Xunxing said, tucking her hands into her pockets and walking away from him step by step. But Lu Jiaming grabbed her arm at that moment: “What’s been wrong with you lately?”
An Xunxing pulled away his hand, said nothing, and left.
On her way home, An Xunxing stepped on fallen leaves, not understanding why, after five years together, Mr. Lu could part ways so calmly and treat her like an ordinary teammate afterward.
She didn’t go home but sat on a stone bench by the roadside all day.
That night, the cold wind howled. Her cold phone rang in her pocket, but An Xunxing didn’t answer, gazing at the myriad of stars above, her eyes turning red.
“Miss An,” a voice called out.
