If you love it, please don't let go

Chapter 10

Ms. Wu didn't continue to ask, and said that the president said that there is no need to bring dim sum up. Everyone is happy to see it, so that when someone brings it, they can eat it quietly in the name of the president. Anyway, it's a pity to throw it away. "Trash Can" is also good.

She was dazed.

But, don't have to wait long.

At noon, she saw it.

There is a slender and beautiful woman, whose elegant dress has attracted the attention of many company employees, and she has been guarding the company door gently.

Such a Xiaojiabiyu, Lin sister-type woman is exactly the type of wife that is sought after by the upper class.

As soon as Tang Yiling left the company, the woman showed joy and came up to meet her, calling out in a gentle voice, "Brother Ling. I'm waiting for you to get off work..." The beauty had a gesture of hesitation.

Under normal circumstances, if Tang Yiling is a gentleman, shouldn't he ask the lady what's the matter?

Reluctantly, Tang Yiling simply said "um" and remained silent.

He walked to the parking lot, and the beauty followed behind.

open the car door—

Mo Qier lowered her head, showing her grievance, she was pitiful, "Brother Ling, do you hate me?"

He hesitated, and asked: "No. Let's talk straight."

"Then the dim sum I made, have you eaten?"

"No. Don't send them here in the future. I don't like sweet things, especially those pastries." Tang Yiling said calmly and directly, and he had said these words no less than dozens of times.

However, he seemed to be talking to the air, and every time Mo Qier still sent it to the company as usual.

He got into the car, but didn't call her to get in.

Mo Qier half-supported the unclosed car window, a look of hurt flashed in her eyes, she said aggrievedly: "Brother Ling, are you still angry with me? Why are you still angry with me after two years? I know I was wrong, sorry."

Immediately, as if touching something, Tang Yiling's eyes became indifferent and filled with resentment, and he said gloomily, "You are not wrong, nor am I - the fault lies in that damned woman!"

How dare you leave like this and never return.

He will never forgive her easily.

(End of this chapter)