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Chapter 39 - 39: 039 Work at the headquarters tomorrow
Chapter 39 - 39: 039 Work at the headquarters tomorrow
Chapter 39: 039 Work at the headquarters tomorrow
Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
Surprise flickered in Qin Mu’s eyes as he stared at MO Xiuchen’s chilly handsome face. He furrowed his brows before asking, “MO Xiuchen, are you saying that Cheng Jia might have been arranged by Xiao Wenqing? She knew you’ve been searching for that girl from years ago, so she arranged for Cheng Jia to impersonate that little girl? Have you found out anything?”
MO Xiuchen’s expression was indifferent, his half-closed eyes harboring a touch of coldness. The aura surrounding him was colder than this season, revealing his true character. “That’s just my intuition. I haven’t found any flaws yet. However, Cheng Jia’s father won the lottery a year ago, and her entire family moved from H City to G City. The problem might lie there.”
With a ding, the elevator arrived at the designated floor. The doors opened slowly.
Once out of the elevator, MO Xiuchen instructed Qin Mu to go to work, announcing his intention to visit the chairman’s office to find out what his father and Xiao Wenqing wanted with Cheng Jia.
In the luxurious chairman’s office, MO Jingteng and Xiao Wenqing sat on high-end leather sofas. Cheng Jia was standing in front of the sofa, with her hands clasped together, looking nervous and slightly timid.
Hearing the door open, Cheng Jia looked up at the entrance. Noticing MO Xiuchen entering, her eyes brightened. Then an expression of grievance flashed across her face, but it quickly disappeared. She softly called out, “Young Master MO!”
MO Xiuchen’s gaze deepened, and he walked into the office.
MO Jinztenz and Xiao Wenainz also looked up at him. As he walked over, MO Jingteng calmly said,
“MO Xiuchen, your timing is good. Your aunt and I were just questioning Cheng Jia about the past. However, she seems to remember nothing.”
Xiao Wenqing also smiled slightly, looking at MO Xiuchen affectionately, seemingly unaffected by his chilly demeanor. She picked up where MO Jingteng left off, asking gently, “MO Xiuchen, is Cheng Jia really the little girl who saved you back then?”
MO Xiuchen glanced coolly at Cheng Jia. Seeing her biting her lips, trying to suppress her grievances, he slightly furrowed his brows. Ignoring MO Jingteng and Xiao Wenqing’s words, he said to her, “You should go back to work.”
After Cheng Jia nodded her head, she summoned the courage to say to MO Jingteng and Xiao Wenqing, “Chairman, Mrs. Chairman, I genuinely don’t remember anything from when I was a child. If you think I’m working at the Nanqin Hotel to get close to Young Master MO, I will resign right now.”
MO Xiuchen’s gaze cooled, he sternly said, “You don’t have to resign, go back and hand over your work, then come to the head office to work tomorrow.” “MO Xiuchen, are you sure she is that little girl from the past?”
MO Jingteng’s face looked somewhat unpleasant. Seeing this, Xiao Wenqing immediately comforted him, “Jingteng, since Cheng Jia said that it was MO Xiuchen who found her, then he must be sure. Don’t make it hard for the girl anymore.”
She got up, advanced two steps, and taking Cheng Jia’s hand, she said, “Miss Cheng, our questions just now were a bit direct, don’t take it to heart. We don’t mean to put you in a difficult position. We just want to clarify the situation.”
Cheng Jia shook her head, withdrew her hand, and said, “Your suspicions are natural. I fell ill when I was six, and I forgot everything before that. So, I really couldn’t answer your previous question.”
Xiao Wenqing nodded, then turned to look at MO Xiuchen, proposing, “MO Xiuchen, now that it’s confirmed that Miss Cheng is the little girl who saved you in the past, let’s invite her to have dinner at our house this weekend. Jingteng, what do you think?”
MO Jingteng always unconditionally agreed to Xiao Wenqing’s words. He immediately agreed, “Yes, this weekend is your birthday. Let Miss Cheng come home for a meal. Also invite Wen Ran. You two have been married for some days and have not come home..”