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T/L: Poodle

E/D: Spirit Song + Mochi

Zhou Ming, Gu Jue’s personal assistant from the United States, began a series of reports that needed his executive decisions and signatures as soon as Gu Jue exited the elevator. Number of reports was not a lot, but it was a bit tedious to read them.

Arriving at the office, Zhou Ming continued, “in addition… Mr. Gu, I’ve gotten the results from the thing you asked me to check.”

“En?”

“The Lin family has made a move recently, just like you’ve guessed. They’re planning to develop VR related products. But… I don’t know the specifics.”

As he spoke, Zhou Ming once again admired the remarkable young “Mr. Gu” from the bottom of his heart.

He was Chairman Gu’s personal assistant, and was transferred to young master Gu Jue when the young Gu was only in his early twenties. He was studying and running the company at the same time. At that time, he only appeared respectful from the outside, but in fact, he was very skeptical about Gu Jue.

But the longer he worked for Gu Jue, the more impressed he felt.

The foresight and decisiveness of this young man had reached a horrifying level.