My father and Uncle Mo both have some political status, so I can't cause them any trouble.

Some relationships can only be established by him personally.

Unfortunately, establishing connections isn't easy; the biggest problem is figuring out who to ask to act as a go-between.

Thinking about all this, he pushed open the company's glass door with a blank expression.

Because he had already given his employees a holiday, the company wasn't as lively as usual; the female art team members had already gone out on dates and shopping.

Only the programmers would suffer through the hardship of staying behind to work overtime.

"Why are there still so many people? Don't you guys have girlfriends?" Chen Lu asked, suppressing a laugh.

"My girlfriend is waiting for me in the gacha pool. I'll get her when I get home." A slightly chubby boy looked up at him with icy eyes.

These employees, who are used to eating the boss and his wife's dog food all the time, have become much more tolerant of it.

"So that's why you were working overtime. You're here to earn your girlfriend's dowry." Chen Lu said with a smile as he pushed open the door to Jiang Chao's office. Seeing that it was empty, he couldn't help but ask, "Where's Jiang Chao?"

"He went out to dinner and karaoke with the people from Tencent's legal department, and they haven't come back yet."

"All right."

Chen Lu wasn't too surprised. He and Jiang Chao had always had a clear division of labor. Jiang Chao had always handled the socializing and other things that he didn't really want to do.

He was sitting to one side, chatting with the programming team for a while, when he received a call from his entrepreneurship mentor.

He was called a startup mentor, but it was just a title. The two of them didn't interact much on a daily basis; to put it bluntly, they barely exchanged a few words.

After a brief exchange of pleasantries, the person on the other end of the phone got straight to the point.

"You've been making quite a splash these past few days. School leaders are coming to inspect your place soon. Tidy yourself up a bit and try to make a good impression on them."

"Which leader is it?" Chen Lu asked casually, figuring that these visits were just to offer condolences and provide any support beyond basic assistance.

"The vice-principal, and the head of our law department."

Chen Lu almost choked on the mouthful of water he had just drunk.

I was just wondering who to ask to make the connection, and then this person came to me on their own.

Heaven has been kind to me!

"Okay, okay, I'll get ready right away."

He stood up and clapped his hands. "Stop with all that. Get up and pack your things! Put away all the figurines and other odds and ends at your workstations. Make a good impression on the boss."

A group of boys seemed to have a lot of experience in hiding all sorts of things. They worked quickly and efficiently, and soon they had tidied up, leaving each desk spot spotless.

"Brother Lu, is this okay?" Peng Leyun asked in a low voice.

Chen Lu stroked his chin and looked around. "Something still doesn't feel right."

"Something's not quite right?"

"Not pitiful enough."

? ? ? ?

Peng Leyun was completely confused, a big question mark popping up above her head.

Chen Lu pointed to the art group's area and said, "Move all these computers and monitors to the next room and hide them. The refrigerator I bought for you is also there, and don't leave the water dispenser behind! Move them all over there!"

"Isn't it just a leader's inspection?" Peng Leyun asked, somewhat confused.

Chen Lu patted his shoulder with disdain, "Are you stupid? Only crying children get their parents' love!"

A group of people worked enthusiastically for more than half an hour to move everything, except for the few they were currently using.

The company, which had seemed to be thriving, suddenly became very empty.

Still feeling the atmosphere wasn't quite right, Chen Lu messed up his hair a bit more.

"That's right."

Chen Lu glanced around again and couldn't help but smile.

It has a kind of beauty that suggests it's about to go bankrupt.