Chapter 33 Speed Racing
Jin Huainian had a meeting this morning, so she sent a notice to the participants in advance, and then went back and forth to debug the equipment, prepare materials, and recorders.
After finishing her work, Han Siti knocked on the door of the president's office.
"Come in."
She pushed open a gap and stuck her head in first, her hair falling on her fair and delicate neck.
"Mr. Jin, it's time for the meeting." Han Siti stood at the door, a smile on his face, and spoke.
Jin Huainian opened his deep and narrow eyes and responded softly.
Participants from various departments downstairs came up one after another. Han Siti confirmed the list and entered the conference room with his laptop.
Mr. Jin hasn't arrived yet, and there's a lot of discussion going on in the meeting room, with people talking about all sorts of things.
Han Siti sat in the back, propping up his chin boredly.
"Secretary Han, you'll be promoted to a full-time employee in two months, right?" The person sitting next to her was the executive director. In the company, Han Siti had the most contact with her.
Han Siti nodded: "Yes, there are still two months."
A month ago, she was parachuted into Jin's company without any interview or selection, and successfully replaced Rudy's position, instantly becoming famous in the company.
There were constant rumors about her, all of which were nothing more than that the daughter of some high-ranking official had gotten something through the back door.
"Are you used to it?" The woman smiled with her red lips pursed, exuding a sense of competence, but her tone was unusually friendly.
"It's okay." Han Siti blinked her clear eyes and replied.
The salary is high, I have two days off on weekends, and I don’t have to deal with relationships with colleagues. I can’t be more content.
The woman said, "I think you've been able to keep up with the pace during these two weeks of meetings."
Han Siti accepted her compliment without hesitation, feeling elated: "Thank God, someone finally noticed my progress."
"General Secretary Jin's position usually requires several years of work experience. You took on the position right after graduation, and you've done a very good job."
"Thank you so much. It would be great if Jin Huai... Mr. Jin had a keen eye like you." Han Siti paused, but quickly adjusted herself.
The other party didn't notice.
After a while, Jin Huainian came in, with an upright posture, calm eyes, and no extra expression on his face.
Projected onto the screen were footage shot at a vineyard some time ago, showing every detail from picking and pressing to bottling of aged grains. The theme of this meeting was the red wine research and development project.
Han Siti stared at the man above, almost becoming mesmerized. She had a bond with him in the past, partly because of his appearance and partly because of his money.
She admits that she is superficial.
The girl's hair was draped over her shoulders like a bun, her eyes were slightly narrowed with a layer of mist, her little face was delicate and playful, exuding a sense of charm.
She pursed her lips slightly and her eyelashes did not flutter for a long time.
It's particularly obvious that he's distracted.
Jin Huainian's bony fingers fell on the long sandalwood table and tapped twice. He was wearing a well-tailored black suit, and his eyes were somewhat distant and indifferent, which made people feel discouraged.
Han Siti came back to her senses in a second. Fortunately, she didn't fall too far behind and caught up with the progress in a few minutes.
The one-hour meeting ended.
Han Siti stayed until the end and tidied up the meeting room before leaving.
I was absent-minded at work this afternoon, probably because I had taken advantage of tomorrow's holiday.
She was busy watering the flowers and wiping the table.
"What happened today?" Jin Huainian looked up at the slender figure swaying in front of him. He moved the pen in his hand and said in a deep voice.
Han Siti was wiping the cup. When she heard the man's voice, she casually replied, "It's okay. Go ahead and do your thing."
It's rare to see her being so attentive for no reason.
Jin Huainian didn't say anything and continued to read the documents with his head down.
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night.
The wind blew and blew her long hair.
Han Siti was afraid that he would forget, so she reminded him again solemnly: "I won't be working tomorrow, don't forget."
The elevator doors slowly opened and they walked out to the parking lot.
Jin Huainian glanced at him casually: "Yeah."
"Then take me home." Han Siti got into the car before him.
The car was dim, and the man's profile was vaguely visible with a clear outline.
Han Siti hooked his knuckles with her hand and watched quietly.
Half an hour later, I was home.
She sat there motionless, her tone serious: "Do you want to kiss me? You won't be able to kiss me tomorrow."
Jin Huainian's expression was gloomy and unclear as he stared at her, never looking like he was going to kiss her.
"Then we'll kiss the day after tomorrow," he said.
Han Siti waved his hand, looking nonchalant: "Alright."
After saying that, he prepared to open the door.
Suddenly, a force grabbed her arm.
As Han Siti turned her head, a black shadow pressed down on her, bringing with it a scent of cedar. She subconsciously opened her lips, and the man entangled with her gently and restrainedly.
I don't know how long it was before I let her go.
There was moisture at the corners of Han Siti's eyes. Perhaps she was tired from kissing, and she took two breaths in an instant.
In the cramped space, every breath becomes an inseparable desire.
Han Siti returned home and walked into the bathroom, only to find that her face was suspiciously red. She reached out and patted it, regaining some of her rationality.
After cleaning up, I lay on the bed, picked up my phone, and asked Jin Yi to come out for dinner tomorrow.
Jin Yi was just looking for a job, and the two hit it off immediately.
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The next night.
The sun gradually rose and the sky became cloudless.
Both parents went to work, so Han Siti got up from the bed and grabbed a piece of bread to eat for breakfast.
The time she had agreed to meet Jin Yi was at two o'clock in the afternoon, and there were still a few hours left. She took her time putting on her makeup and trying on several sets of clothes before going out.
Jin Yi drove to pick her up in a black supercar, which was quite eye-catching.
While fastening her seatbelt, Han Siti looked at her and said, "Are you driving this car to the interview?"
Jin Yi knew her concerns: "Don't worry, this is my brother's car. I'll drive it today to satisfy my desire."
Han Siti's tone was a little doubtful: "Jin Huainian?"
"No, he's my aunt's child, my second brother." Jin Yi explained: "He just came back from abroad."
My grandmother gave birth to five children, three sons and two daughters. The husbands of my two aunts married into the Jin family, and their children also took the women's surnames.
"This sports car must not be seen by my family, otherwise we will be in trouble." Jin Yi said again.
Han Siti asked, "You've already bought it, why are you still afraid of being discovered?"
"This story all starts with Jin Huainian. Don't be fooled by how calm he is now. He used to be even more rebellious than me. When he graduated from high school and just got his driver's license, he went racing with his friends. He crashed into a roadside fence and had a car accident. He almost fell off a cliff."
Han Siti's nerves tensed up, and she took a breath. "And then?"
"The place where they were racing was on a winding mountain road. There were not many people around. My brother and his friend almost died."
Jin Yi spoke slowly, and Han Siti felt like a stone was pressing on her chest.
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