Contract Marriage: Billionaire and His Deaf Wife
Chapter 93: Mrs. Xiao Wants to Flatter Me (1)

Chapter 93: Chapter 93: Mrs. Xiao Wants to Flatter Me (1)

Fang Yongxing didn’t let them off easily, coldly saying, "Thinking of picking on my people while I’m not around? Watch them more closely from now on! You know she’s part of the Investor Relations Group Three now, right? Let’s see who dares to bully her!"

The other three could only sulk, managing to squeeze out a forced smile and leaving the dinner table.

Gu Nuan was stunned.

Tang Qingzhong, carrying his and Fang Yongxing’s plates, walked over to Gu Nuan and said, "Take a seat." Then, remembering that she couldn’t hear, he placed the plates on the table and pulled at her clothes, "The team leader insisted on coming back, just in case you were being bullied. Group Three often gets bullied. You better not waste the team leader’s kindness."

The most shunned place possessed the richest sense of humanity.

What else could Gu Nuan think? She could only think that she was truly, truly lucky.

As she casually glanced around while sitting down, she caught Xu Zhilin’s eyes again, which were filled with surprise.

Gu Nuan had reason to believe that now, all the newcomers at the company might be envying her, Gu Nuan.

She really didn’t know who had arranged for her to be in what seemed like the worst Group Three.

Xu Zhilin was very surprised, especially since, faced with Fang Yongxing publicly scolding someone, not a single person dared to speak up on the spot.

Of course, the most important reason was that Fang Yongxing had been in the right.

"Stop looking."

Xu Zhilin turned around and saw that the speaker was Qiu Wenduo from his group.

Qiu Wenduo shared a little-known secret with him, "Group Leader Fang is a veteran, you see. Although it might not seem like he has much popularity, even the department head has to give him some respect."

"Why?" Xu Zhilin asked again in surprise.

"Because the tough problems that the company can’t crack are all handled by him."

No matter the presence of nepotism or not, there are always such individuals with extraordinary talent that companies must retain at all costs. Fang Yongxing was precisely such a unique talent.

Xu Zhilin suddenly felt a bitter taste in his heart. Although he had been placed in Group One, the best team in the Investor Relations Department, hearing about Fang Yongxing’s background made him think of Gu Nuan, who had also been posted to Group Three. Wasn’t she the same as Fang Yongxing?

Both were people who didn’t seem much on the surface but hid talent within.

Seeing his distressed expression, Qiu Wenduo teased him, "You’re not thinking of following Group Leader Fang, are you? Don’t be ridiculous. With his talent and yet a disaster in public relations, what can he do? He doesn’t make much money, has the most work, and will never stand out, just like a bull. If I were you, doing a good job wouldn’t be as good as buttering up a leader. I heard she made an impression on Director Chen just by starting at the company, right?"

The news in the company spread rapidly. The incident about Gu Nuan being called by Sister Yao and then inadvertently serving Chen Jiaming a cup of chrysanthemum tea was quickly known by both the newcomers and the long-time employees in the company.

Gu Nuan didn’t know that even Fang Yongxing and Tang Qingzhong, who were outside, knew about her brewing chrysanthemum tea.

As Fang Yongxing was eating, he suddenly looked up at her and asked, "Do you drink chrysanthemum tea at home?"

Gu Nuan was momentarily taken aback, then quickly replied, "We just had some leftover at home, so I brought it to the office. I originally wanted the team leader and commissioner to try it first."

Tang Qingzhong beside her let out a low chuckle, unable to contain himself.

Fang Yongxing snorted, "Not bad, you play your cards right. Just by chance, your flattery hit the director’s butt."

Through a few interactions with her boss, Gu Nuan had basically figured out his temperament. Fang Yongxing’s words seemed pretty unforgiving, but actually, he was a typical case of a sharp-tongued but soft-hearted person.