The CEO's husband didn't come home every night, and Secretary Chu was angry

"Brother Yichen, you have to go meet someone else." Cao Minhui was obviously disappointed, pouting and saying coquettishly, "You said you would accompany me yesterday, but you didn't."

"Minhui, it's not appropriate for us to live alone in the same house." Yi Yichen understood Cao Minhui's thoughts, but he always regarded her as his sister: "Besides, I'm married now. I don't want any more scandals to affect you."

"Brother Yichen, I don't think it will have any impact." Cao Minhui held Yi Yichen. She returned to China just for him. As long as they could be together, she didn't care about any impact.

Yi Yichen pulled his hand back resolutely and emphasized: "Minhui, I'm already married!"

Cao Minhui was stunned. If the previous words were Yi Yichen's simple concern for her, then this sentence undoubtedly directly exposed her thoughts.

It turned out that he had always known that he liked him.

But it doesn’t matter. As long as Yi Yichen doesn’t break the window paper, she will pretend not to know.

At this time, the waiter brought the packaged dishes.

Yi Yichen picked up the bag and stood up to leave.

Cao Minhui shouted loudly: "Brother Yichen!"

Yi Yichen didn't reply and left the restaurant with long legs. Outside the door, the driver was waiting and hurriedly opened the car door when he saw him coming.

Yi Yichen glanced down at him and said indifferently, "You stay and wait for Miss Cao. You will follow her arrangements these days."

"Yes, Mr. Yi." The driver closed the car door and stood up to help him stop a taxi.

Ten minutes later, the taxi stopped downstairs of Kehua Building.

Yi Yichen took the exclusive elevator to the 23rd floor.

Chu Mu was still dialing Stephen Lee's number.

The phone kept going busy, making her frown. She leaned back in her office chair, her feet dangling gently on the desk, her hand still playing with the phone cord, her posture elegant and charming.

'Kou Kou'

There was a knock on the door, and Chu Mu looked up. Yi Yichen was standing at the door, carrying the food from the InterContinental Hotel.

Their eyes met, Yi Yichen's handsome face was stern. He placed the packed food on the table and said calmly, "Eat first."

Chu Mu looked at him doubtfully. This wicked capitalist's sudden change of temperament wasn't a good sign. She lowered her eyes. Was the ruthless Yi Zong showing sympathy to his subordinates?

"Boss Yi, this isn't a sugar-coated bullet, is it? It's going to blow my mouth off."

"Secretary Chu, eat your fill so you can work for me." Yi Yichen responded to Chu Mu's teasing.

And he said it's not a sugar-coated bullet.

Chu Mu muttered inwardly, but she didn't stop unpacking the bag. She hadn't eaten much at lunch, and she hadn't eaten at night either. She was already starving.

Crab roe tofu, pan-fried hairtail, and soy sauce lettuce.

Chu Mu was not picky about food and ate with great relish.

Seeing her eat with big mouthfuls, Yi Yichen felt happy. He didn't have a big appetite, and would only eat a few bites of food he liked. So every time he saw Chu Mu eating, he felt unusually relaxed.

The first time I met Chu Mu was in the company cafeteria. Her plate was overflowing with food, and she ate with each delicious bite. She wasn't being pretentious, nor was she wolfing it down rudely. She was simply being natural and relaxed, like a dish of smashed cucumber amidst a sea of ​​greasy meat, refreshing and delightful.

Chu Mu caught a glimpse of Yi Yichen looking at her. She swallowed the food in her mouth and pretended to invite him, "Boss Yi, how about joining us?"

"Okay." Yi Yichen took a step forward with his long legs, and the next moment he held her hand, picked up a piece of crab roe tofu, and put it into his mouth.

Chu Mu was taken aback for a moment. She was just being polite, she hadn't expected him to use his own chopsticks and even force her to feed him.

Chu Mu smiled and was about to open her mouth to retort. Suddenly, she caught a glimpse of a figure outside the door. She pulled her hand back, stood up, and greeted respectfully, "Hello, Miss Cao."