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Chapter 878: Worthy of the Pervert t.i.tle
....Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
The followinz morninz, after breakfast, the Su familv members delved into their work commitments. Su Qing headed to the studio, intending to spend most of the upcoming months there. Concerned about her sister’s well-being, Su Wen insisted that Su Qing take a two-day rest each week.
This rest policy extended to Yao Fang and all the Su family employees, although Su Wen encouraged them to work overtime, recognizing the pressures during the early stages of the business. Their concern for Su Wen’s younger sister prompted them to rest, fearing she might exhaust herself.
Despite advocating for a balanced work-life approach, Su Wen was familiar with the demands of overtime and stress, having experienced it before her transmigration.
To her surprise, Ji Fang approached her just as she was about to leave.
“Sister-in-law,” Ji Fang’s words stumbled, grappling with how to address the wife of the big boss and the sister-in-law of the department director. Su Wen’s youthfulness added to Ji Fang’s internal conflict, but her generosity put him at ease. Ultimately, he chose to address her as sister-in-law, hoping it wouldn’t cause any trouble with the department director.
“Our department director asked me to pick you up for a hospital visit. Do you have time?”
Recognizing Ji Fang as Zhou Hengguang’s secretary and one of the future Zhou Corporation’s special a.s.sistants, Su Wen found him quite different from the potential she envisioned. Presently, he seemed like a pitiful subordinate oppressed by Zhou Hengguang.
Admiring Zhou Hengguang’s disciplinary skills, Su Wen couldn’t help but think of him as someone with a certain t.i.tle—perhaps a “perfectionist.”
“Yes,” Su Wen agreed, wondering why Zhou Hengguang didn’t come personally. According to yesterday’s conversation, Hengyang mentioned that his third brother would pick her up today. Given Zhou Hengguang’s curiosity about her family, Su Wen expected him to come personally. Despite her genuine surprise, she followed Ji Fang to the First Hospital’s psychiatric department.
Surprisingly, Zhou Hengguang was already at the hospital, engaged in conversation with Feng Yanze, who had arrived in the capital. The abrupt transfer from the capital to the provincial capital puzzled many, and Zhou Hengguang’s sudden return left friends and cla.s.smates bewildered.
Feng Yanze, invited to the provincial capital, wasted no time using his sharp wit to mock Zhou Hengguang for this unexpected move. The contrast in their attire—Zhou in a white coat and Feng Yanze in a well-ironed suit— underscored their distinct styles.
One possessed melancholic, handsome eyes, while the other exuded elegance and grace.
As they stood in the busy corridor of the psychiatric department, they inadvertently became the centre of attention, catching the eyes of patients’ families, doctors, and nurses alike. Even those who were fine found reasons to stroll through the corridor, all to catch a glimpse of the two remarkable figures.
Yet, both Zhou Hengguang and Feng Yanze were accustomed to such attention, having grown up in an environment where they were constantly observed. They paid little heed to the silent glances and pa.s.sionate admirers.
Upon arrival, Su Wen observed this scene for a moment, admiring the duo’s presence before quickly wrinkling her nose in disdain. Despite their external appearances, she knew Zhou Hengguang’s true nature—a pervert concealed beneath a polished exterior..
