Chapter – 104
That’s Because Your Reaction Was Slow (3)
“When are you going back?”
Lu Li leaned sideways on the sofa, supporting his head with one hand. His gaze rested on the woman not far away who was pouring water.
Mu Wanwan held the glass of water and slowly walked over.
“What, do you want to follow me?”
“Will you let me?” Lu Li smiled slightly and grabbed her wrist with his large hand.
Mu Wanwan raised the cup higher, afraid the water would spill.
“Stop messing around. The water will spill.”
Lu Li tightened his arm. Mu Wanwan suddenly fell onto his lap. Some water splashed out of the cup and soaked into the light gray carpet.
“Look, the water spilled.”
Mu Wanwan put down the cup, leaned forward, and pulled out a few tissues to wipe her hands.
Lu Li leaned back, naturally wrapping his arms around her waist.
“When is your flight?” he asked again.
“Tomorrow morning.”
Lu Li hooked his fingers with hers and rested his chin on her shoulder, coaxing her gently.
“Mu Little Fool, do you want to consider changing jobs?”
Mu Wanwan glared at him once, then again.
His last sentence sounded a little jealous.
Still unwilling to give up, Lu Li asked again, “You really don’t want to think about it?”
“Yes, you can understand it that way.”
“The president of the Lu Group personally picks you up and takes you to work, eats three meals with you, and comes whenever you call. How about that?”
Lu Li laughed softly.
“If not, you can name any condition you want.”
Mu Wanwan couldn’t help laughing.
“So you’re trying to recruit me to your company?”
She looked at him with confusion.
“Hm?”
“Why?”
Lu Li looked at her with a resentful expression, just like a cat whose dried fish had been stolen.
Mu Wanwan asked with interest,
“Then tell me, Boss Lu, what benefits would there be if I worked at your company?”
“Boss Lu, this young lady needs to work, OK?”
Mu Wanwan threw the tissue into the trash can and rolled her eyes at him.
“I still have something to handle here tomorrow.”
Lu Li held her hand and interlocked their fingers, carefully reminding her,
“Remember to call me. Reply to my messages. And stay away from other men.”
Mu Wanwan shook her head firmly.
“I just want to be an ordinary office worker.”
She patted his cheek, pulled her hand back, and said with a smile.
“Besides, M·E is pretty good.”
Hearing this, Lu Li frowned.
“So soon?”
For the four years they had missed, he wanted to make up for all of it.
“That’s because your reaction was slow,” Lu Li said sharply.
“Be good. When you go back, I’ll cook something delicious for you.”
“Lu Li, when we were in high school and college, how come I never noticed you were this domineering?”
Mu Wanwan looked at him, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.
“Then come back one day later?”
The job topic had only been mentioned casually. He didn’t really want to force her, so Lu Li ended the subject of changing jobs.
“Although I really want to agree, I can’t. The magazine office has two cases waiting for me to handle.”
Mu Wanwan leaned against him. When she lowered her eyes, she saw the bracelets on their wrists and smiled softly.
“That actually sounds pretty good.”
Mu Wanwan smiled gently and lightly pinched his chin with her fingertips. Then she suddenly changed her tone.
“But forget it. I won’t go.”
When your boyfriend has a sharp tongue, what should you do?
Waiting online for an answer—very urgent.
“I’m not staying with you anymore. I’m going back to my room.”
Mu Wanwan pushed his hand away and pretended to stand up.
If you make someone angry, you have to take responsibility for comforting them.
Lu Li laughed helplessly and pulled her back into his arms.
“Alright, alright. My fault. I said the wrong thing. You’re the smartest.”
Mu Wanwan snorted lightly, clearly not convinced.
