As Bai Lu was lost in thought, Wang Hao, who had finished his report, called out, "Sister-in-law."
Bai Lu was puzzled by Xiao Cheng's apologetic look. Had he scolded the person again?
He scolded her so much that she didn't even dare to drink the tea. After greeting her and asking if she was alright, he left.
Bai Lu asked Xiao Wei, who had already eaten, to see the person off.
It was almost time for Xiao Wei to go to school, so he picked up his little schoolbag and chased after him, starting from the doorway to send him off.
Bai Lu picked up the receiver again, but it was quiet on the other end of the line; there was no sound.
"Xiao Cheng?"
"Mm," he replied.
His tone was indifferent, his voice was indifferent, and his emotions were indifferent.
Bai Lu guessed he was still angry, and explained softly, "The phone really did slip off by itself. I didn't hang up on you, I swear."
"I understand." Xiao Cheng's response indicated that he accepted the reason.
Silence began to spread silently.
But she was quickly interrupted by Bai Lu's soft voice: "Are you coming back?"
"In a few days." He didn't specify a time.
Bai Lu thought about what Wang Hao had just reported to him. He should be working on orders with the appliance manufacturers. After hesitating for a while, she couldn't help but remind him, "If you're going out to discuss cooperation, try to drink less alcohol."
After a half-smile, Xiao Cheng said in a sinister voice, enunciating each word clearly, "I didn't drink."
"Okay, okay, I understand. You didn't drink, you didn't drink alcohol. I misunderstood you."
Bai Lu immediately changed the subject: "Did you say something before you hung up the phone?"
(End of this chapter)
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