Madam Dihao is not good

When she arrived at a door, Linda finally stopped: "What you will meet later is our company's supervisor Lin, Mr. Addison. Lin is very talented, but his temper is a bit weird. He is strict with himself and others. Serious... just do whatever he asks you to do, there will be nothing wrong. By the way, don't talk back, and don't ask him questions casually. "

Chanel nodded, but there was a trace of resistance in her heart.

Do people in big companies have to play big names like this?

Linda opened the door for her and left.

The layout of the office is not very wide, and there is an oversized desk on the opposite side, which takes up at least one third of the room. [

A man was sitting at the big desk, looking at computer materials.

He looked young, probably in his early 30s, wearing a brown suit, and his hair parted.

Without looking up, he said lightly, "Sit."

Chanel sat down on the sofa opposite the desk, and when she looked again, she found that the man had raised his head.

He's not handsome, but he's very MAN. His beard has been completely shaved off, leaving traces of blue, and he has an aura that only a successful man can exude.

But he looks too well-behaved and doesn't have the artistry to play music.

When Chanel was looking at him, the man was also looking at her.That gaze was quite sharp, and most people would tremble when they saw it, but it was far from Su Shijie's.

Under Su Shijie's training, Xia Naier can face that man calmly.

Although she hasn't started talking yet, she already senses his unkindness.

Seeing that he didn't speak first for a long time, Chanel had no choice but to say first: "Hello, Producer Lin, I'm Chanel, the composer of "Starlight". I made an appointment with your assistant Linda this morning..."

"You are pretty, but not amazing enough. Compared with many artists under my banner, you are far behind."

He speaks with an ABC accent and speaks directly without leaving any room.

(Note: ABC means American Chinese. The ABC accent means that Americans will have accents when speaking Mandarin. For example, "he" is not pronounced as ta, but is a vague area between cha and ta.)

Chanel was taken aback, and asked softly, "Does my beauty have anything to do with this job?"