70 Isnst It Rather Interesting (1/2)

Coming straight out of the university, three ladies had walked together as companions. One went on to the bright path of stardom and became a popular female celebrity, one was prepared to be the editor of a food column for a magazine—only Lin Nuan was taking a small step on the path to being an anchor.

And once, amongst the trio, Bai Xiaonian's dream to be a news anchor was the strongest and most determined.

Because her mother was once the best news anchor on national television, she had won countless news awards on an international level.

Ever since Bai Xiaonian's mother passed away, becoming an anchor for the national television's late-night news had become the goal Bai Xiaonian had chased after.

Lin Nuan picked up the keys she had just placed down on the shoe cabinet and said to Bai Xiaonian, ”Let's go out to eat.”

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Once Lin Nuan left, facing Haicheng TV Station's vice president's flattery, Tang Zheng felt bored.

Halfway through the meal, Tang Zheng pretended to receive a call and left saying he had urgent business.

Once he was in the car, Tang Zheng called Fu Huai'an as he lit up a cigarette. Once he heard the call get picked up, he threw the lighter onto the passenger seat beside him and started up the car, asking, ”Where are you, Old Fu? If you haven't eaten lunch yet let's go have a meal together?”

Tang Zheng knew that Fu Huai'an was a workaholic so he likely hadn't eaten at that time, and so he called over to ask, and of course, that was the answer he got.

Hanging up, Tang Zheng drove to the building of the Kaide Corporation to fetch Fu Huai'an.

By the time Tang Zheng arrived, Fu Huai'an was still in the middle of settling work.

He leaned on the big office desk with a cigarette in his mouth, signing documents while instructing his assistant Little Lu, ”Hong Yuan's branch company wants to meet in Shanghai next week, you give Vice President Dong a call and tell him to knock some sense into Hong Yuan's manager. Tell him to lie low these next few days…”