CEO Wants To Marry Me After Divorce
Chapter 1402. Qiaoxu was stopped

Chapter 1402: 1402. Qiaoxu was stopped

She didn’t act superior, and she helped the secretaries with whatever they needed, even going so far as to serve tea and pour water for them, which made the secretaries see her in a new light.

After all, she was the President’s little cousin, yet she didn’t have the air of a privileged young lady at all.

The key was that she was willing to learn, and she would ask questions when she didn’t understand something, which improved the secretaries’ impression of her even more.

"Sister Yao, this is the coffee you wanted."

"Sister Wang, I’ve made copies of your documents for you."

"Sister Chen, there’s something I don’t quite understand here; I’d like to ask you about it."

"..."

The mountain infrastructure project that Lu Moqing and Qiaoxu mentioned earlier, because of the cooperation between Lu’s and Qiao’s companies, needed to be discussed face-to-face by both parties.

Originally the CEO of Qiao’s was coming over, but Qiaoxu also happened to have something to discuss with Lu Moqing, so she came along with the CEO.

When Qiaoxu arrived, she saw Shen Qianyao in the secretary office, sweet-talking each sister, getting along splendidly.

At the time when Shen Qianyao was at the Lu family, she was like a little white flower; but now Qiaoxu saw her as a little sweet melon, just looking at her it was easy for people to like her.

If it weren’t for her annoying history as a tricky lotus before that.

Since her island master agreed to let Shen Qianyao come to Lu’s, she wouldn’t deliberately make things difficult for her either.

This time, the infrastructure project with Lu’s was personally followed-up by Lu Moqing.

Before the CEO arrived, he had already made an appointment with Lu Moqing, so when he came, the project manager had already prepared all the materials and documents, and was now waiting in Lu Moqing’s office.

Qiaoxu withdrew her gaze, and went toward Lu Moqing’s office with the CEO.

Just as she was about to knock on the door, she was stopped by an anxious voice, "Cousin’s wife."

Qiaoxu stopped, looked back, seemed to realize something, hurriedly covered her mouth, and changed her address, "President Qiao."

Qiaoxu was a bit baffled by Shen Qianyao’s reaction.

Why had she changed her address so suddenly?

"The secretary sisters said that we shouldn’t mix personal connections and friendships in the company," Shen Qianyao explained softly.

Qiaoxu nodded. She didn’t care much about her address, just like she didn’t care much about Shen Qianyao as a person.

As long as she didn’t care, it didn’t matter how she was addressed.

"What’s the matter?" Qiaoxu asked, looking at her.

Shen Qianyao looked awkwardly at the President’s office for a moment, then said, "The President is discussing business inside."

"So?"

Qiaoxu raised an eyebrow, still not understanding what Shen Qianyao meant.

Shen Qianyao gritted her teeth, as if taking a life-threatening risk, she said in an official manner:

"You can’t go in right now."

The secretaries all worked in the secretary office without private spaces.

When she stopped Qiaoxu with those words, the other secretaries naturally heard it too, and looked at Shen Qianyao with some curiosity.

They didn’t think much of it, only feeling that the silly girl was a bit too strict about work matters.

After all, this was the boss’s wife. Did she really need to be bound by company rules when coming to see her husband?

Qiaoxu, on the other hand, somewhat understood why Shen Qianyao had used the company rules to block her mouth in the first place—she must have been waiting for her.

So the President’s cousin couldn’t address her older cousin and his wife in the company, which meant that the President’s wife couldn’t look for her husband during office hours—was that it?

With this understanding in Qiaoxu’s heart, she looked at Shen Qianyao with a smile that seemed amused yet not amused.

Regardless, even if they were really governed by the company rules, there were still a bunch of secretaries in the secretary office—when had it become the turn of an intern secretary like her to stop them?