After Transmigrating into a book, I Was Played By a Black Lotus

Chapter 23 Company Party

Since this matter was entirely Lin Xingzhu's responsibility, all that was needed was Sun Li's signature to finalize it. Therefore, after leaving Sun Li's office, Lin Xingzhu sent someone to handle the contract negotiations.

On Wednesday, the person in charge came to report on the contract's progress; they just needed the final signature from the responsible party.

Lin Xingzhu pondered for a moment and asked, "Has Mr. Mu scheduled a time?"

The person replied, "They said everything depends on President Lin's schedule."

Lin Xingzhu nodded in understanding and shared her available times with them, instructing them to negotiate with the other side before dismissing them.

Once they left, she leaned back in her chair and couldn't help but sigh. Is this the joy of being the client?

It had been a while since she felt this way.

After relaxing for a moment, Lin Xingzhu called her assistant back in.

"President Lin, is there something you need?" the assistant asked.

Lin Xingzhu pinched her brow, looking at the assistant who was silently nodding in front of her without speaking.

The air fell silent.

As time passed, the assistant couldn't help but feel anxious; the muscles in her face twitched slightly, but she maintained her posture, not daring to move.

Realizing the silence had lingered too long, Lin Xingzhu finally spoke: "Don't be nervous. You did very well with the tasks I assigned you before."

The assistant smiled cautiously.

Lin Xingzhu continued gently, "I wanted to ask if you've heard anything about Miss Bai that's been circulating in the company lately?"

In an instant, the assistant was enlightened.

Recently, there had indeed been talk in the company about Lin Xingzhu's furious outburst for her beloved, especially since many people had attended that night's banquet; it was hard not to notice.

However, it was just lighthearted banter among employees, and aside from Lin Xingzhu, the other party remained completely unaware.

She carefully replied, "I believe there's something going on, but I haven't heard anything specific about Miss Bai."

Both were intelligent people; she already knew Lin Xingzhu had called her in for this reason.

"I haven't mentioned this to anyone else. I think no one knows about Miss Bai," the assistant added.

Lin Xingzhu's cold gaze softened slightly as she nodded, "I see."

It seemed that Sun Li had learned about Bai Xiying through other channels.

That's good.

Her slender, pale fingers moved lightly as she looked up to reassure her assistant: "Alright, you can go now. You've been working hard with the overtime lately; let your subordinates handle the less important matters."