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Chapter Three Seven Days and Seven Century 7

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    Yingzi couldn't help blowing in the wind. She drank some wine at night and blew the sea breeze for a long time. After washing up, she lay down on the bed and felt dizzy.

    Speechless all night.

    When she woke up the next day, Yingzi's head was still a little heavy, her nose was a little blocked, and she still looked groggy after eight hours of sleep.

    After grooming, when he walked into the dining room, he still looked sluggish. He sat down next to the dining chair, not interested in the food in front of him at all.

    Before Wei Xiangqian and Su Yuemei went downstairs, Yingzi kept scooping up the porridge in the bowl. Thinking of the company's regular meeting this morning, she simply put down the bowl and chopsticks and went out.

    Arriving at the company, An Rumo's face remained normal, as if what happened last night never happened.  Yingzi secretly laughed, and sure enough, she was acting affectionate.  So, he took it easy.

    It's just that after the end of the regular meeting, she was already unwell and stayed in the air-conditioned meeting room for a long time. She was already dazed and dizzy.

    Following An Rumo back to the office, she sat down in the office chair, not wanting to move.

    What An Rumo said at the meeting was still in his mind: "I will fly to Shanghai in the afternoon to discuss a business with Yijia Fund Company. The company's affairs will be arranged according to the arrangement just now. I hope everyone will perform their duties well."

    Yingzi closed her eyes, her mind was full of words such as business trip, Shanghai, and business.

    In the end, it comes down to a question, he is going on a business trip, will he ask her to go with him?

    The phone on the table rang, and the monotonous ringing was repeated. To Yingzi's ears, it seemed to be the sound coming from afar. Her consciousness was a little confused, her movements were no longer controlled by her brain, and she was still sitting blankly with her eyes slightly closed.  .

    The door of the inner office was suddenly opened, and An Rumo walked out frowning.

    "Easy?" An Rumo frowned even more as he watched Wei Yingzi's motionless state.

    He simply walked to her desk, stretched out his fingers and tapped on the table.

    Only now did Yingzi wake up like a dream, she came back to look at An Rumo, "Boss An."

    "What's going on?" An Rumo's eyebrows did not loosen, his eyes stared at Yingzi, asking.

    "It's nothing, let's go away for a while." After the whole morning's hustle and bustle, after last night's incident, the two of them got together for the first time alone, An Rumo seemed to be normal, and Yingzi's heart began to churn again for no reason.

    She stood up lightly, trying to hide her discomfort, but felt dizzy, her feet went limp, and she hurriedly stretched out her hands to support the desk.

    An Rumo also saw her in a trance, and subconsciously wanted to reach out to help her, but was held back by her subjective consciousness.

    An Rujin's words were in his ears.

    It was her usual tone and look, so cold, as if she had insight into everything, "Ru Mo, don't get caught up."

    Yingzi stood up straight and continued to ask, "What orders does Boss An have?"

    She raised her head stubbornly, not letting him see her flaws, she didn't want to show weakness in front of him, she didn't want to get his attention, his care, she just wanted to stay away from him.

    An Rumo glanced at her lightly, and her clear eyes could easily see her discomfort, her stubbornness and obstinacy.

    If he tells her to go back and rest

    If he gives her two days of sick leave

    But in the end, An Rumo didn't say anything.  (Remember the site URL: www.hlnovel.com
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