Grandpa's Heart Candy

Chapter 216
When the black luxury car was parked on the side of the road, Su Xi didn't pay attention to it. When the car stopped in front of her, and the license plate slowly entered her eyes, she felt an ominous premonition in her heart.

The car window lowered, revealing Cheng Nan's modest face.

"Miss Su, haven't you gone to the company yet? Let's go together?"

……

Su Qi took a step back and declined politely, "No need. Thank you."

She didn't even need to look to know that the dog man must be inside.

Before that, she had thought that in the company, no matter what tricks he played, Su Qi could only fight.

He definitely came for her, although he didn't know what the purpose was.

But it doesn't mean that besides that, I still want to see him.

A chilly voice came from the back seat, "Tell her what punishment is there for being late."

"A fine of . . . a week's wages."

Cheng Nan wanted to talk for a day, but saw her husband's frozen eyes through the rearview mirror, and changed the words abruptly.

Su Qi's eyes were slightly startled, and he couldn't believe it.

What kind of overlord clause is this?
He continued: "Miss Su also knows that our company has always paid very high, and the punishment is naturally proportional."

The man who didn't show up had a cold, impatient tone.

"Driving, what nonsense."

Su Qi stopped the glass he was about to close, and looked inside, "Hey, wait, Boss... If you're on the way, let's take a ride."

Wanting to call Mr., when he thought that he had become his own boss, he changed his words immediately.

The haughty man fiddled with the buttons of his cuffs with downcast eyes, "Why?"

"..." Couldn't it be that you guys stopped to talk first?
Just to tell her she'll be fined for being late?
Before he had time to say anything, he saw the taxi behind him, his eyes lit up, he stopped him with his hands, and saw him stop.

Su Qi smiled into the car and said, "Mr. Bo is really inconvenient so don't bother me."

"Come up."

"I don't want to repeat it a second time."

When he suddenly cooled down, his casual tone made people feel a little suffocated.

Cheng Nan in the front row lowered his head silently, shrinking his presence.

Su Qi took a breath and let it out depressedly.

There was nothing to say to this guy who didn't play cards according to common sense, and he had to explode the temper she had cultivated for several years.

The arc of the smile got bigger and bigger.

Tell yourself secretly: He is your boss, and you still have to rely on him to get your salary. Don't be angry, don't be angry, a villain is not worth it.

He shook hands with the waiting driver, opened the door and entered.

The taxi driver looked puzzled and saw her get into the luxury car in front of her.

Intuit, what kind of hands do you not sit and wave, and you can amuse others at will after emotional quarrels and awkwardness?
As soon as Su Qi sat on it, he felt uncomfortable.

The noble man did not shy away from the evil look in his eyes, which made Su Qi always on guard.

Finally couldn't help it, looked into his eyes, and smiled falsely.

The man glanced at her and closed his eyes, "It's so ugly."

???

"Of course, I can't compare to Mr. Bo's beauty."

If the word "beautiful" is used to describe a man, I'm afraid everyone will be annoyed.

Obviously Bo Yanjing was different, the corners of his lips parted into a wanton muffled laugh.

The corners of Su Qi's eyes twitched.

What special hobbies does he have?

Disdain to say good things, but like to say bad things?
Speechless all the way.

When he got nearby, Su Qi asked the driver to stop.

As a result, he glanced at the man with his eyes closed and meditating, but he didn't respond at all.

Su Qi instantly understood who was in charge.

Her pretty face was filled with calmness, "Mr. Bo, can you stop the car?"

"No."

Those two concise words vetoed her idea.

Su Qi's eyebrows moved slightly, and he said calmly:
"If someone sees it, I'm afraid it will have a bad influence on you. When your reputation is damaged, I'm afraid I will have a bad conscience."

(End of this chapter)