When love knocks on the door

"Okay, as long as you don't feel tired." Luo Weixin raised her eyebrows and asked casually, "What time will you arrive?"

"How about around seven o'clock in the evening? If it's too late, I'll advance the flight."

"Uh..." Luo Weixin looked at Lu Wanwan hesitantly, covered the microphone, and said in a low voice, "Chai Zhuoning came to play the autumn wind tonight, do you have any other arrangements?"

"No, let him come. I'll ask the driver to pick him up." Lu Wanwan knew that Chai Zhuoning had always been thinking about Luo Weixin, so she answered very readily!Anyway, the Lu family has a chain of hotels in Kunming, and she, who is feeling depressed, doesn't mind having more friends over for the autumn breeze.

Chai Zhuoning had already heard Lu Wanwan's quick reply on the other end of the phone, as if afraid of Luo Weixin's hesitation, before waiting for her reply, he hurriedly smiled and said, "Hehe, thank Lu Wanwan for me, see you tonight."

After hanging up the phone, Luo Weixin just wanted to put the phone back in the bag, but found that there were several unread short messages on the phone, but there was no caller number, just a smiling face. She curled her lips indifferently and did not display the number. The other party did it on purpose, right?

Monday morning is the regular meeting time of Silver Weekly Shipping Company.

Luo Weixin, who flew back early in the morning after swimming in Dianchi Lake and climbing West Mountain in Kunming on the weekend, felt sore all over her body. She sat at the end of the long meeting table near the door, resting her chin in one hand and lowering her eyelashes, weakly listening to the new general manager. Lu Qi's sensational speech.

It seemed as if a century had passed before I saw Lu Qi wave his hand, "Let's come here first today. I believe that in our future work, we will travel heart-to-heart and create great achievements together hand in hand."

All the colleagues cheered and gave warm applause to the new leader, but Luo Weixin let out a sigh of relief. She can finally go home and catch up on sleep, right?

As everyone in the meeting room had almost left, the lazy Luo Weixin just stood up when Lu Qi waved his hand, "President Luo, please stay here for a while."

"Oh." Luo Weixin raised her eyebrows. Although she was a little reluctant, she sat back quietly.

"Wei Xin, if you hadn't asked the headquarters to send me by name a while ago, I'm afraid I would still be a research consultant in the Variety Research Department." Lu Qi and the others closed the door of the meeting room as soon as they finished walking. I was grateful and gave a special speech, "I think Lu Qi is a well-known financial talent on Wall Street. Why is the employment environment so unhealthy after returning to China?"

Luo Weixin raised her lazy eyebrows, tapped her fingers on the table, and said with a half-smile, "The competition in the domestic futures market has been very cruel in recent years. Didn't you see that there are many new companies in the exchange, and many old companies have also been eliminated. Well, but you are not afraid of deep alleys, the leaders of the group will soon discover your outstanding talents."

Lu Qi shook his head helplessly, "Frankly speaking, if it wasn't for Tian Tian, ​​I really don't want to go back to China. In this competitive environment where everything is about relationships and leading the way, I find that I have lost touch with the national conditions."

"What? Judging by your tone, you've hit a wall again?" Luo Weixin bent her lips, and squinted sympathetically at her new partner who was forced into marriage by her friend Tian Tian.

Lu Qi shrugged and spread his hands helplessly, "Yeah, I heard that the Chai family has several subsidiaries that are going to do hedging. I thought they and their executive directors were Harvard alumni anyway. Big list, I didn't expect..." He shook his head and made an awkward wry smile, "That guy Chai Zhuodi, he only talked about romance with me, not about business, and I didn't even have the opportunity to mention it during the entire alumni gathering night. Ashamed..."