Chapter 35 - Just weed him out (2/2)

Kai Xin placed her hand over his and when she got his attention, she shook her head. She understood clearly what it was like to be powerless. "Don't worry about me. I am the best you can get. After all, who else gets to complain directly to the President without any repercussion."

She smirked at DX.

"If I sense that you are in any sort of danger, I'm going to take you out." DX said sternly.

He had to make it clear in case she go and look for trouble herself. The reasons he had even considered her was because he knew that she was capable enough to take care of herself...and that he wanted more time with her.

With her at the office, he would be able to court her any time he wanted.

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Han Ye spent the next 30 minutes showing her the profiles of all the men currently working for the company. He then brought her to her seat which was placed far away from DX's room.

The brooding man had balked at the arrangement but Han Ye explained that the perpetrator would be avoiding certain areas like the pantry where his actions can be seen by others and where the President can see him.

When DX complaint, Kai Xin threatened to leave immediately if he keeps interfering with the plan and she ordered him to stay away from her until they catch the perpetrator.

As expected, his mood was terrible for the rest of the day and he took it out at the rest of the employees. Everyone were confused and they had to walk on thin ice for the rest of the days.

After Han Ye left to do his own work, Kai Xin removed the pins and scrunchy on her hair. She needed to look as vulnerable as possible, and her current look does not help.

As the locks tumbled down onto her shoulder, she shook her head a little to loosen the hair. With her hair down, she looked younger than her age.

She had to dumb down her speech and change her demeanor a little.

In order not to raise any suspicions, she kept her work up to her usual high standards but when she was speaking with her colleagues, especially the men, she acted a little younger than her age.