Hello, Mr Li
/ Hello, Mr Li Chapter 184 - Bloody intern
'Oh my god! What just happened?' Sara asked her bewildered self before she remembered that Heya was still standing there.
Before Sara could explain things to her, she heard Heya say with a smile
"He dotes on you really well. Big bro is such a romantic."
She almost spilled the beans about everything that had happened during their family meeting and how her wonderful brother had taken Sara's side. She was also curious about the gist with Hoy but then, she remembered Muchen had told her not to so she decided to just let it slide.
Sara's eyes widened. "You...knew?"
"Knew what? That you're both dating?" She raised a brow.
Sara swallowed hard. She really couldn't believe this. If she knew Heya was aware, she would have just allowed Muchen kiss her then!
In her head, she screamed 'Noooooo! Why did I push him away?'
Now, she had to settle with only the half kiss he gave her. How sad!
"Y...es." Sara answered.
They weren't really dating now but who cares? They were already kissing about the whole place. It would be weird to tell people they weren't dating.
"Of course it's obvious."
Things would have been a bit easier for Sara if Heya had just left it at that. But then, she went on to say
"You must have the heart. There are tons of women trying to cling unto him. Better watch your man"
And that 'advise' rang in Sara's head all day.
The suit was nice and suited him perfectly but maybe because it was the cheapest clothe he had ever wore in his 25 years of age. He felt very uncomfortable.
He was in Li corporation. The very Li corporation that Muchen was in, while Hoy was in charge of G-GLOBAL.
He was going to see Muchen everyday so his anger dwindled a bit.
But when he remembered he had to take the bus everyday from now, he became angry again. It was the most uncomfortable ride he had ever taken in his life.
He began to see more value in his luxury cars.
He was also pissed off because he wasn't getting much attention from the ladies he had been seeing. He blaimed it on his entire knockoff outfit and wristwatch.
He belived they would all have been squealing in excitement and dying for his attention if he had appeared in his usual sophisticated self.
He was very sure no one recognised him since he had always been 'off-cam'. It wasn't as if his parents were proud of showing him off to the world anyway.
He didn't care about those unnecessary gathering. He only played around and traveled about. If only he had been a bit open to the media. He wouldn't have to be here with a fake identity.
What the hell was Eric Wu? Even the name didn't suit him.
Soon, he was led inside the PR team leader's office.
He looked uninterestedly at the office desk and something interesting cut his eyes.
The team leader was not a middle-aged bald man liked he had expected. It was a lady. A very pretty lady! Probably in her late twenties. She was busy typing something on her computer and only made a noncommittal sound of acknowledgement when she was informed of his arrival by the junior manager who then left 'Eric' there and shut the door behind him.
Minde ran his eyes on her. Her neat ponytail dangled about when she moved her head between her office computer and a file stationed on the desk.
Minde looked at her name plate and saw the boldly crested "TEAM LEADER KIM EVA"
'Kim Eva. Even her name sounds pretty' He said to himself.
He moved his gaze back to her and saw her sit up with a contended look on her face.
For the first time, she looked at him and then, stood up. He could now clearly see she was wearing a navy colored business skirt suit, a little almond-shaped silver earring that looked very much like her almond-shaped eyes. She was wearing a light make-up and even if most people wouldn't notice she was wearing a lipstick, he knew she was. He had been with too many women to know even the slightest detail about them.
"Eric Wu?" She asked with a straight face. Not bothering to concern herself with the flirty look the intern was giving her.
Hearing her call his 'name', he remembered that at the moment, he wasn't 'Li Minde' but 'Eric Wu'
And this Kim Eva was his boss while he on the other hand was nothing but a bloody intern!
'Damn it!'
Chapter end
|
Report
|
|
Donate
Oh o, this user has not set a donation button.
|
