After receiving a call from her secretary, Go Yi immediately slammed her phone down, her anger doubling instantly.

Han Lingxi naturally didn't care whether Ge Yisheng was angry or not, and continued her plan to trick Yunfeng. If Yunfeng did anything wrong, he really didn't. It's common in companies to prioritize personal relationships over meritocracy.

However, Han Lingxi doesn't need Yunfeng to do anything wrong. Her current plan is entirely to profit her own company. She is a person who benefits from the emperor's salary and bears the emperor's worries. Personal grudges are secondary.

The fact that the opponent's financial advisor happened to be a former intern at his own company was an unbelievable event, and Yunfeng could only accept his bad luck.

Han Lingxi had already submitted her proposal to General Manager Lou, but before she could receive any instructions from him, the weekend arrived. As agreed, Han Lingxi went to record the song with Lou Kaiyi.

The original owner of the body in her previous life was nervous, but this time Han Lingxi had experience and naturally sang very well. She recorded three times with Lou Kaiyi, and each time her performance was perfect. She was just waiting for Lou Kaiyi to choose the best one, and then they would do the post-production processing.

When the two left the recording studio to go eat, they saw Ge Yi waiting outside the studio, looking at Han Lingxi with hostility.

This time, Ge Yi approached Han Lingxi much earlier than in his previous life, probably because Han Lingxi sang on Lou Kaiyi's live stream, which aroused a lot of speculation among fans.

Han Lingxi was also eager to have a verbal battle with Ge Yi, or even go up and grab his hair and scratch him to fight. Rivals in love are bound to be jealous of each other.

Unexpectedly, Lou Kaiyi didn't even glance at Ge Yi, but grabbed Han Lingxi's hand and brushed past her. Han Lingxi saw Ge Yi's devastated and tearful expression, which made Han Lingxi feel that Ge Yi's heart was shattered.

Ge Yi probably didn't expect Lou Kaiyi to treat her like this, and even forgot the standard routine of grabbing Han Lingxi and slapping her.

What Han Lingxi didn't know was that Lou Kaiyi treated Ge Yi this way entirely because of the time Ge Yi came to see him that night. Lou Kaiyi and Ge Yi knew each other, but they weren't really close. They were just classmates in elementary school, living close to each other.

That day, Ge Yi came to see Lou Kaiyi to talk about the radio drama, but it wasn't just about the radio drama. Ge Yi bluntly told Lou Kaiyi to change the female lead, which Lou Kaiyi naturally disagreed with. From any perspective, Han Lingxi was the most suitable candidate.

When Lou Kaiyi asked Ge Yi for the reason, she couldn't give any convincing explanation. In the end, she even threatened Lou Kaiyi that if he didn't change the voice actress for the female lead, she wouldn't give the copyright to their guild.

Lou Kaiyi was completely unfazed by Ge Yi's threats. Ge Yi had signed a contract with the union, and if he broke the contract, he would not only have to pay a lot of money in compensation, but his reputation would also be damaged. He hadn't even started recording yet, let alone broadcasting it, so he wouldn't suffer any losses at all.

Seeing that Lou Kaiyi was completely unfazed by her threats, Ge Yi had no choice but to confess her feelings to him, saying that she liked him and didn't want him to get close to other people.

Lou Kaiyi felt that Ge Yitai was being completely baffling. They had only met a few times, and Ge Yitai wasn't anyone to him, so why should she care who he was close to?

Lou Kaiyi naturally rejected Ge Yi's confession, but Ge Yi was still persistent and tried to win him over, which led to Lou Kaiyi kicking her out of his house.

Since then, Lou Kaiyi's impression of Ge Yi has been extremely poor, which is why Lou Kaiyi has been delaying the recording of that novel, because he was worried that Ge Yi would cause trouble halfway through and make everyone's hard work go to waste.

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