After The First Sight (GirlXGirl)

Chapter 3. Now She Knows

Kessarin is in an excellent mood, is very happy, and ensures everyone who works with her knows she's delighted. Her face is plastered with a big goofy smile all day; she's usually working in a foul or flat mood; nothing can make her happy, even when the worker is following the right instructions. However, today, she doesn't even get angry when someone makes a mistake, and she keeps on saying it's okay. She's happily helping to do the right things, treating everyone on the site to lunch, and her face is so bright that everyone can't help but notice that Kessarin is such a beautiful woman.

When Anneliese comes to see the progress of her factory with her wife, she's in for a surprise. She's known Kessarin for a long time. Kessarin surely loves to joke around since they were teenagers, but she's not the one who's loved to smile or say thank you to everyone. Especially in working mode, Kessarin is always the perfectionist type; she loves everything perfect and on schedule. That's one of the reasons why Anneliese needs her to build the factory in Thailand.

"Dude?"

"Oh, hi boss! What brings you here?" Kessarin greets Anneliese with the brightest smile she has, making Anneliese furrow her brows and stare at her wife.

Even Dara knows something is wrong; Kessarin's excitement is too much. "Is she on drugs?" Dara asked her wife.

"Arin never does drugs, but I'm not sure." Anne saw a hyper-Arin; they'd been close friends since high school, but she'd never once seen Kessarin this happy. Not even with her last ex, Kessarin today is like a kid high on sugar.

"Wait a minute." Dara seems to know something; she takes her phone out of her handbag and calls someone.

Someone picked up the phone in three rings and said, "Yellow? Anything I can help you with, Dara?" A pleased, bright voice welcomed the model.

"I knew it! You did something to P'Arin! Did you?" Dara couldn't help but yell into the phone.

"Eh, who knows?" she chuckles. "Are you with her?"

"Me and my wife, yes."

"Okay, anything you want to say? If not, I'm gonna hang up." Dara heard many voices behind Anaya: "I have so many guests."

"I'll go to your house tonight." Dara stares at a happy Kessarin, who's talking with Anneliese.

"Don't be too late, you know." Anay stops mid-sentence and says, "I'm busy at night."

"Ew, P'Ana, I don't need to know that." Dara quickly hung up the phone. She then looked at her wife, who's quickly coming to her after talking with Kessarin, and said, "Those two definitely did something."

"They slept together." Anneliese quickly answers while staring at Kessarin, who's talking with some people.

Kessarin observed the rapid development at the factory with a sense of pride. The durable steel framework had been finished, creating a strong foundation for the different sections of the factory to develop. The walls rose high, while the roof was being constructed to shield the interior from the elements. The windows were positioned thoughtfully to make the most of the natural light, ready for installation. At the midpoint of the factory project, Kessarin pondered the complicated process and obstacles that had unfolded.

Anneliese had a vision of creating a factory that prioritized environmental sustainability. She aspired to become the pioneer in Thailand by establishing an eco-conscious factory. Yet, as Kessarin delved into the task, she faced an unexpected obstacle when it came to incorporating utility. The original idea of integrating renewable energy sources, like solar panels on the roof, encountered obstacles because of limitations imposed by local regulations. Kessarin understood the importance of exploring different methods to reduce the factory's carbon footprint while following all required regulations. Kessarin struggled with material selection and managing costs. Juggling quality, durability, and affordability presented quite a challenge. In Denmark, everything feels unique, and Kessarin dedicatedly delved into researching different materials and finding suppliers with competitive prices while ensuring safety and structural integrity.