Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

"He ran faster than a rabbit. He just wanted him to listen and understand the

business situation of his company."

Merissa complained.

Chang Xiao, the hands-off shopkeeper, is getting better and better.

It's because he has a good person like Merissa who won't plot against him. If it were someone else,

he would have been plotted against long ago. How could he get any money? It would be strange if he was not forced to sell his half of the shares. Merissa has the York Group behind him. He is a rich man and is too lazy to do such things for a little money.

If he dares to do that, grandma will scold him to death if she knows.

Grandma said that a gentleman loves money and gets it in a proper way. Every penny earned must be fair and aboveboard, so that you can spend it with peace of mind.

General Manager Su said: "General Manager Chang doesn't care about the company or do business. If he stays to listen, he won't understand. He also wastes our time analyzing to him, which reduces our work efficiency."

She likes Merissa, not only because Merissa is handsome and self-disciplined, but also because he has never played with other people's feelings because he is handsome and many girls like him.

Also because of Merissa's ability and efficiency, she is a vigorous and resolute person, and her efficiency is also very high, so she appreciates Merissa who has the same style of doing things as her.

Brother Xiao doesn't care about anything. I want to take a break, and no one can take over my shift." He is not

also made

change the situation of

so that he can make real progress

Su said, "Can't General

weekend is not

spoke again,

for a long time, and finally both parties were satisfied, so they

expression eased a lot. She picked up the glass of water, took

long time, the

stood up, took the cup in front of President Su, and said

"Okay, thank you."

some

successful in his career, and

was her ideal

feelings openly and

Su also had

her self-esteem was more or less hurt. She was unwilling to shamelessly pester Merissa, which would only