Contract Marriage: Billionaire and His Deaf Wife
Chapter 94: Mrs. Xiao Wants to Flatter Me (2)

Chapter 94: Chapter 94: Mrs. Xiao Wants to Flatter Me (2)

So, she simply bowed her head gracefully and continued eating without engaging in any argument.

Fang Yongxing tapped her plate with his chopsticks.

Gu Nuan looked up.

Using his chopsticks, Fang Yongxing wrote on the table, "You can suck up to whoever you want, I don’t care, but you must do your work well for me, understand?"

Gu Nuan nodded.

"If you don’t do a good job, get the hell out of here! I don’t care whose ass you kiss, if you’re capable, go kiss up to the chairman," he continued.

Fang Yongxing’s signature method of schooling new employees unsurprisingly spread quickly within the company.

Gu Nuan wasn’t afraid of being scolded by her boss, but she was a bit worried about another issue. Mainly, her kindergarten-level husband happened to be the chairman’s son at this company. In other words, the future chairman.

Good news may travel a thousand miles, but bad news travels ten thousand miles.

Suddenly, in the afternoon, Mr. Xiao’s Weibo got updated with a new post:

I wish my wife would suck up to me.

Social media instantly erupted.

Countless fans of Mr. Xiao, whether haters or supporters, clamored beneath his Weibo post: Mr. Xiao, I’m willing to suck up to you! I would even lick your boots!

After lunch, as Gu Nuan stood in the corridor enjoying the cool breeze and resting, she looked down at her fake husband’s Weibo and her face turned green with anger.

If it weren’t for the inconvenience of being at the company, she would’ve immediately called to scold him: Have you had enough of your childishness?!

Tang Qingzhong emerged from the office area, patted her on the shoulder, and gestured: "Pack your bag and come with me and the team leader for work outside."

It was clear that, in just half a day, Gu Nuan’s cup of chrysanthemum tea had made Fang Yongxing view her differently.

"The team leader says, perhaps, wherever we go, your talent for making tea could come in handy," Tang Qingzhong briefly explained to her.

Gu Nuan understood what they implied; they appreciated the care she took in preparing chrysanthemum tea.

At the same time, it was evident that the project they were currently working on had probably reached its most difficult stage; hence, they even considered using a new recruit like her.

One could say that Fang Yongxing was in a desperate state, and trying to use the new recruit was a last-ditch effort.

Fang Yongxing would join later, while Tang Qingzhong took Gu Nuan first to the parking lot to drive off with the documents.

En route, Tang Qingzhong showed her his notebook and had Gu Nuan get familiar with what project they were about to work on.

Sitting in the car, Gu Nuan buried her head in the material, trying to digest all the rich information hidden in the text as quickly as possible.

The project that the Third Investment Attraction Team was following up on was a new commercial real estate development located in West Suburb, called Mingyue Plaza, belonging to Changda.

All the buildings and surrounding landscaped architecture were set to be completed by the end of the following year, meaning there was a little over a year left until completion.

To wait until completion before starting the investment attraction would certainly be too late. In the real estate industry, it’s common practice to start attracting investments as soon as planning begins and the land permit is obtained because the industry generally operates by borrowing money to build and thus needs to quickly sell or lease out properties to recoup funds.

The current issue with Mingyue Plaza was that from the beginning of the investment attraction efforts, things had not been going smoothly. As a result, Changda’s investment attraction department still couldn’t figure out the root of the problem up to now.

Initially, the project wasn’t handled by Team Three.

Tang Qingzhong candidly said, "During planning, everyone said this plot of land was prime real estate and wouldn’t be hard to attract investors. Therefore, every team scrambled for this juicy opportunity. Our team leader also doesn’t like fighting over juicy opportunities. However, when the investment attraction went poorly, every team backed off, and the hot potato had to be kicked to Team Three."