Out of control and sinking

Jiang Ruan hummed: "You don't allow me to be moved."

Before she could utter the words "Will you be late?", the man had already hooked his chin and covered her.

The two were immersed in their sweet world and were reluctant to separate for a long time.

However, the result was that when they took her to meet the mayor for the first time, they were late.

The appointment was at 8pm.

It was already 8:10 when the two arrived.

The moment she stepped back from the door of the private room, Jiang Ruan no longer wanted to go in. She had asked Bo Ye if he would be late.

Bo Ye said no.

I didn’t expect it to be eight o’clock. It’s already past eight o’clock.

Bo Ye calmly took her hand and walked in. As soon as they came in, Jiang Ruan saw a man at the table wearing a dark brown suit and a gray tie, exuding mature charm.

He doesn’t look very old, probably about the same age as Bo Ye.

With his good looks, Jiang Ruan felt like a young master from an aristocratic family at first sight.

"I'm here, my little brother." The man stood up with a smile: "This is my sister-in-law, right? Nice to meet you."

This was the first time Jiang Ruan heard someone call Bo Ye "brother".

Seeing that Bo Ye was also used to it, Jiang Ruan smiled and said, "Hello, I'm Jiang Ruan."

"He Jing." The man also introduced, and then picked up a box on the table that was exquisitely packaged and looked expensive. "This is a gift I prepared for my sister-in-law. This is the first time we met and I don't know what she likes, so I listened to the assistant and bought her a piece of jewelry. Don't think the gift is too small."

"When you two get married, I will definitely find time to go over and personally give you a big gift."

Seeing this, Jiang Ruan felt a little embarrassed: "This."

She turned her head to look at Bo Ye and heard him say, "Keep it."

Bo Ye spoke, and she said politely: "Okay, thank you."

She took the gift.

He Jing then curled his lips and smiled.

He praised: "Your sister-in-law and I really look like a couple."

"Bo Di is so lucky."

Bo Ye was not polite to him at all: "I'm envious, you should find one too." Then he pulled Jiang Ruan to sit down.

Hearing this, He Jing smiled and politely refused: "Forget it, you see I'm busy like a dog every day, where do I have time to manage my relationship."

As he spoke, He Jing casually touched the cigar in his pocket.

Just when he was about to take it out, he saw Jiang Ruan and put it back.

He Jing asked someone to bring the menu and handed it to Jiang Ruan.

"I just ordered some of the signature dishes here. Sister-in-law, please take a look at what else you would like to eat. Feel free to add any."

"Bo Ye and I have been friends for decades. We were in other cities before. In addition, I was busy with work and was rarely in Beijing. Now I'm transferred back. We will definitely meet more often in the future. It's the first time we meet, and my sister-in-law is not always polite to me."

After he said that, Jiang Ruan was not polite anymore.

He ordered a few dishes he liked and two of Bo Ye’s favorites before giving the menu to the waiter.

Soon, the dishes were served.

And wine.

They drank white wine. Jiang Ruan was not very good at white wine, so Bo Ye asked someone to bring her red wine.

Bo Ye poured himself a cup and raised it up: "I'm late, I'll drink a cup as punishment."

Then drink it directly.

Jiang Ruan raised his hand and just as he touched it, he heard He Jing say, "Sister-in-law, you don't have to drink."

Then he said to Bo Ye: "I've already said that we are family, there's no need for so much false formalities."

"I'm transferred back to the capital, and I may have to stay here permanently in the future. I'll need your help in some aspects." He Jing said to Bo Ye with a smile.

"Of course, if you need my help, just let me know. There's no need to be polite between us."

Bo Ye: “Of course.”

Jiang Ruan listened to their conversation and just ate his food in silence.

Just listen to what He Jing said.

"I plan to spend a year reshuffling the top management of the Beijing department."

(End of this chapter)