Cheat With My Boyfriend Best Friend

Chapter 208 Cinder’s Gift

I was so thankful that I met that kind of doctor when I desperately needed help.

Although the doctor’s joke he told sucked, he not only took me to the healthy and organic snack area but also told me the general location of the products here.

In our simple conversation, I was surprised to find that we had a fairly high tacit agreement on food ingredients.

I almost just followed his habit to find the products I wanted!

When I successfully finished my shopping and walked out of the supermarket, I bowed to him very sincerely, “Thank you very much, Dr. Adenauer. Are you free later? Let me buy you coffee.”

“Don’t worry about it. I have something else to do. Goodbye.” The blond doctor waved goodbye handsomely. After I watched him go, I got back to my new car and started navigating.

I didn’t pay much attention to this supermarket incident. After my first weekend in Germany, I showed up at Lab Three at 7:55 on the next Monday morning in a dark dress suit with simple but exquisite makeup I was grateful to Charlotte for telling me a lot about German workplace culture in advance, such as workplace attire, cupcakes for new employees, short lunch breaks, written culture, etc.

Of course, the most classic was certainly the Germans’ unusually persistent concept of time. An employee should arrive five minutes earlier, and it was not common to see one enter the office ten minutes earlier or just on time.

Therefore, when it was working time, the personnel of the entire Lab Three had all already arrived. And I distributed the prepared cupcakes to each new colleague.

Just then, the door opened, and Dr. Archer appeared.

Dr. Archer was the general manager of Lab Three as well as our immediate superior. He was a middle-aged married man with a ruddy complexion, but his weight was hovering on the edge of obesity

I thought that Dr. Archer would formally introduce me to all the colleagues in Lab Three as usual, but he didn’t!

Dr. Archer was here to see me, “I hope you can submit a report to me half an hour before you get off work today, including how much time you will need to familiarize yourself with the new job position and your preliminary plan for the current position.”

I looked him in the eyes and nodded hesitantly.

Dr. Archer nodded, and then briefly introduced my identity and job responsibilities to everyone.

They all applauded.

reminder, “I’ll treat

seemed to be a

but it’s not as good as that in the United States.

he turned and

Archer leave, I secretly sighed that he was indeed a

Germans liked to be straightforward in their work and omit unnecessary pleasantries. But it was not until I witnessed it with my own eyes that I had a more intuitive understanding of

on work mode, returned to their respective positions, and

area. We walked through the fume hood to an

pick-up area. The entire laboratory

Germany for nearly thirty years. Your efficiency is so similar to that

that the owner of another laboratory bench not far away was a yellow race. He looked like a

I looked away.

from all over the world in the lab. No wonder the official language in the lab was English. Any other language would bring a lot of trouble to my

got

I quickly had a preliminary model of career planning in my mind. Just as I was about to type these thoughts

was surprised, “What time

noon. If we don’t rush to have lunch, I’m afraid it

rule of having only a half-hour lunch break

friends with two colleagues from the United States, Dr.

air in Germany seemed to have some kind of magic, and the two people who should be

was the “induction ceremony” after

Germans would show their true side after work. But

and native Germans from all corners of the

came here just out of

topics for a while, and the most mentioned ones

waiting for me at home.” When the first colleague stood up and