He climbed up two flights of stairs and suddenly stopped.

Zhou Shuyan was still standing there looking at her.

Today, Xu Jingmin mentioned the question of when to confess his identity to Lu Youxi, which made Zhou Shuyan dare not get too close to Lu Youxi.

There is always a sense of guilt.

I was afraid that Lu Youxi would think of their past closeness and would get even angrier.

Therefore, now he can only look at Lu Youxi helplessly.

Seeing Lu Youxi suddenly stop, Zhou Shuyan looked puzzled.

Immediately afterwards, Lu Youxi turned around and ran back.

Zhou Shuyan looked down at Lu Youxi in confusion.

Lu Youxi stood on tiptoe and quickly kissed him on the lips, "Good night."

Then, he quickly went upstairs.

It was just because she was too nervous. This was the first time she took the initiative.

When I was halfway up the stairs, I tripped out of nervousness.

Zhou Shuyan was startled, and even though it was too late, he still ran to help her.

Fortunately, she was holding on to the handrail when she went upstairs, so she didn't fall.

Zhou Shuyan stopped again and breathed a sigh of relief.

Lu Youxi held the stairs with one hand and covered his face with the other, too embarrassed to look back.

I finally took the initiative, but ended up making a fool of myself.

Zhou Shuyan must have seen it.

Lu Youxi went up to the second floor and quickly lay down on the bed.

I also heard Zhou Shuyan shouting downstairs: "Good night."

Lu Youxi: “…”

Can this man pretend that he doesn't exist at this moment?

Lu Youxi grabbed the quilt and covered his face, then heard Zhou Shuyan ask, "Did you bump into anything just now?"

Lu Youxi: “!!!”

Who said he was careful?

Why can't you just let her forget the embarrassment and pretend that what just happened never happened?

"Youxi?" Not getting any reply from her, Zhou Shuyan called out again.

"No!" Lu Youxi said quickly.

Zhou Shuyan was relieved and went back to sleep.

Both of them had been busy all day, Zhou Shuyan even more so.

So even though Lu Youxi had just experienced embarrassment, he closed his eyes and fell asleep.

The next day, when Lu Youxi woke up, it was almost noon.

Zhou Shuyan went to the company early in the morning, leaving Lu Youxi alone in the apartment.

Lu Youxi tidied up and opened the refrigerator, intending to make himself some lunch.

There were a lot of food in the refrigerator, but I didn’t expect there was toast in it.

Lu Youxi simply ate a few slices of toast to fill his stomach and made himself a cup of coffee to wake himself up.

Then I went to the company.

When she arrived at the company, Ji Deyi and Pei Jingyuan were working on the computer while eating bread.

There were only Pei Jingyuan and Ji Deyi in the company, but there was a sense of chaos, as if there were a whole room of people in the office.

"I feel like it's time for us to recruit a few more people." Lu Youxi said as he sat down.

"Boss, you're back!" Pei Jingyuan stuffed the last bite of bread into his mouth.

Lu Youxi nodded, "I was busy last night, so I came late today. I will come on time starting tomorrow."

"It's nothing. If there is anything, we will tell you." Ji Deyi said, "But are you going to recruit people?"

Lu Youxi nodded. "Originally we were just trying to develop the little pink book, and we didn't know what the result would be, so the two of you would be enough. And at the beginning, we couldn't afford so many people. Even if we cooperated with Cheng Zhou, we could barely handle it at the beginning."

"But now that our cooperation with Chengzhou is on track, and Chengzhou's investment is in place, we can no longer act like a small workshop." Lu Youxi said, "We have to be formal, at least some necessary departments need to be prepared."

"You two can't just be commanders without troops, right?" Lu Youxi said with a smile, "You still need subordinates to help you."

"It would be better if we could recruit a few people." Pei Jingyuan nodded, "However, we are only freshmen. If we recruit some people, will they refuse to obey us?"

"They must have recruited graduates, and some of them may have work experience. But when they saw that we were freshmen, they thought we knew nothing and were unwilling to work under us."

"Isn't the spring recruitment fair about to start?" Lu Youxi said, "Then we'll go to Peking University and set up a stall."

Ji Deyi: “…”

That was a campus job fair, but the boss made it sound like we were going to a night market.

"But, Boss, you really intend to catch a sheep from Jingda and plunder it." Ji exclaimed proudly.

"Isn't it because it's convenient?" Lu Youxi explained, "I also want to go to various campuses to recruit, but we don't have enough manpower. Big companies assign a lot of people to recruit at various campuses, but there are only three of us in our company, how can we divide the staff?"

"Of course, we will focus on Peking University first. Besides, there are so many talented people in our school, aren't they enough for us to recruit?" Lu Youxi said.

"Peking University has a lot of talented people, but the question is, will they look up to us?" Ji Deyi said worriedly, "Many big companies come to our school's spring recruitment fair every year. Most graduates go for the top companies in the industry. We are a small pink book, a newly established company, with only three people in total, and they are all freshmen. Will they come?"

Pei Jingyuan: “…”

He was originally very motivated.

But after hearing what Ji Deyi said, why did it seem that their little pink book sounded so unreliable?

If he didn't really love this industry, he wouldn't have come even if he saw the recruitment on Xiaofenshu.

"We don't recruit graduates, so we shouldn't hold out too much hope for students above the senior year." Lu Youxi was also self-aware. Even senior students might not be willing to come, let alone postgraduates and above.

"Our current goal is to focus on junior students," Lu Youxi said. "In the second semester of junior year, we should have started preparing for internships. However, since there is still a senior year, it is not easy for junior students to find internships."

"With seniors and fresh graduates competing with them, juniors are in an awkward position and have little competitiveness," Lu Youxi said. "However, juniors actually have a lot of knowledge and skills. Unless they continue to study for a master's degree or further their studies, the skills they have mastered are enough for ordinary jobs."

"We still rely on you two for our main skills, and we will recruit more people to help. If we can really recruit talented people, we will make a profit. Otherwise, ordinary junior students will be enough for us. What's more, they are not junior students from ordinary universities, but junior students from Beijing University. Their level must be good enough."

(End of this chapter)