In fact, Yao Hong always looks at it this way, firstly to appear responsible, and secondly to know President Gao’s approximate itinerary.
But no matter which bill Yao Hong saw, no matter whether there was any problem with it, he would not ask and would sign his name on it.
He knew asking was pointless; he'd have to sign anyway, so why bother? Besides, Old Tan was a tight-lipped person; even if he was asked, he'd push the issue to President Gao.
But today, for some reason, Yao Hong was particularly serious when looking through the bills, which made Old Tan feel very unhappy.
"Director Yao, President Gao is still waiting for me to send a car." As he said that, Old Tan picked up the pen on the table and pretended to hand it to Yao Hong.
Yao Hong didn't take the pen, but instead held up the two bills at the bottom and asked, "Did President Gao go to the provincial capital a few days ago?"
Old Tan took a look at the two bills and said "hmm" casually.
Yao Hong glanced at him, then flipped through the calendar on the table and said, "That's not right. President Gao was in a meeting at the city branch those two days. How could he be in the provincial capital?"
Old Tan knew it would be pointless to lie any further, since the man before him was the office director. So, he pretended not to understand, took the receipt, looked at it, and said, "Oh, I misremembered. I reimbursed Li Cheng for these two highway tickets to the provincial capital."
"Li Cheng went to the provincial capital?" Yao Hong said in surprise.
If I remember correctly, President Gao told me two days ago that he asked Li Cheng to do something, but he didn't say he was going to the provincial capital!
"Yes, I went there in my car."
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