Chapter 206: First Day of Work (1/2)

Chapter 206: First Day of Work

Translator: LonelytreeEditor: Millman97

After a long day at work, Xinghe left the lab to find Mubai's expensive car parked not far away from the entrance.

Mubai had a white shirt on and was lounging lazily up against the bonnet of his car.

The setting sun accentuated his facial features. Having half of his face hidden by the shadow added an air of mystery to the man's appearance.

The fading light of the sun acted as a natural contour that highlighted his perfect bone structure and lean body.

He was shrouded in the golden rays of the sun like the Greek God Apollo stepping out of an oil painting, regal and captivating.

Even Xinghe who no longer had any feelings for him couldn't help but feel her heart skip a beat.

She could hear audible gasps coming from the two female engineers that followed behind her.

”Who is that?”

”You don't know who he is? That's the only reason I applied to work at this lab!”

”He's so dreamy… don't you think?”

In engineering labs like theirs, the number of men greatly outweighed the women so female engineers usually had their pick of partners so it took a truly delectable man for them to come up with comments like these…

Xinghe felt weirdly tickled hearing their comments.

As she indulged herself with a smile, Mubai suddenly turned and his pair of passionate dark eyes met hers.

Almost immediately, his lips broke into a sinful yet lazy smile.

”Catch me, I think I'm going to faint!”

”Girl, you better help yourself because I might faint before you!”

”Well, I'm going to die if you faint! I won't let you upstage me before my dream guy!” The two engineers started squealing like schoolgirls.

Xinghe did an eye roll in response to their antics.

Yes, Mubai is slightly better looking than most of the men that work there but does he really deserve this kind of reaction?

”So, how was your first day of work?” Mubai strode to her side and asked with a wicked smile.

Xinghe thought she was imagining it but she was sure the way he looked at her had gotten much more… gentle.