Chapter 291: Xiao Ming Understands Everything
He didn't go anywhere; after calling Xiao Ming, he hurried to Xiao Ming's company.
Why did you come over at this time? And you sounded rushed on the phone—what happened? Is something wrong?
General Manager Xiao, the situation is indeed not good.
What situation? What do you mean by that?
Zong Mengni has been urging me to switch jobs, leave that place, saying not to let me keep going down that path, and at the end she even told me to become a repeater.
A repeater? Switch jobs? What does that even mean?
General Manager Xiao, don't you get it? She's obviously hinting at me.
Hinting at you? Hinting at what?
General Manager Xiao, if I'm not mistaken, Zong Mengni must have figured out my identity, and also knows that I joined their company this time to work for you.
What? You're saying she knows about this?
Exactly. Aside from this, there's no other reason to explain it. Think about it—I'd never even met Zong Mengni before, yet out of the blue she said all this to me. What does she mean?
Yes, what does she mean?
Xiao Ming muttered to himself, and then he went over those words again in his mind.
She's telling you to switch jobs and leave forever—is she hinting that I should quickly get out of this company and never set foot in Xing Ya Company again?
Exactly, I think that's what she meant. So at the end she specifically mentioned a repeater to me, clearly hinting that I should tell you everything.
That little girl really impressed me—I never expected she'd use this method to pass me a message, but this time I really owe her.
General Manager Xiao, what exactly is going on?
Sigh, to put it mildly, this time things are probably really bad.
General Manager Xiao, this won't cause any problems, will it?
Don't worry. Even though there's still time, Zong Mengni, you've already laid things out plainly here—there's really no need to keep beating around the bush.
You mean we should also lay things out plainly?
Right, since she's been sending us messages over and over, always in code, this time I have to make him spell everything out clearly.
General Manager Xiao, do you want to go confront her?
Exactly, she's at the company now, right?
She's in the company right now, but she'll probably leave around noon.
What? She's leaving at noon? What, did you hear something?
When I was at the entrance, I heard her on a call, and it sounded like a man—she seemed to be making plans to meet him for lunch at noon.
What did you say? A man?
Yeah, I got the feeling from her tone that they're rather flirtatious—could he be her boyfriend?
Boyfriend? Zong Mengni doesn't seem to have a boyfriend.
Then who could it be? Anyway, I heard it pretty clearly, and General Manager Xiao, you as a woman should still be pretty sensitive about this.
Wait a moment.
After saying that, Xiao Ming seemed to suddenly think of something.
So he turned on his computer and then logged into the Group Internal Network.
Because in this company, every employee's SIM card uses a number from the Group Internal Network.
Therefore, strictly speaking, that number is for work use only, so each person's work number and all their call details can be monitored here.
Of course, Xiao Ming gave them enough personal space, and normally he lets them use their numbers to call other phones.
He just gave it a try, checking whether that call just now was made by Xiao Yunzhe using his work number.
If Xiao Yunzhe happened to be using his work number, maybe he could take the opportunity to look up his call records.
But if he used his private number, then this would probably be pointless.
After pulling up Xiao Yunzhe's phone number call log, he soon saw a phone number appear on the screen.
Exactly, that was the call record with Zong Mengni.
Their conversation wasn't long—about two minutes—and that basically matches what Liu Peipei said, so it lines up perfectly.
He frowned slightly, because Liu Peipei had just described to him that it felt like the two of them were lovers.
This won't do—Xiao Yunzhe is a married man; if this continues long-term, things could get out of control.
General Manager Xiao, what's wrong?
Oh, nothing—I now know who made that call; it should have been my son.
What? You, you mean Yun Zhe? That, that can't be right—and as far as I know, Yun Zhe and she don't have that kind of deep relationship.
Right, logically there shouldn't be, but after hearing your description, I've started to worry.
General Manager Xiao, you actually don't need to make a big deal of it—maybe I'm just being overly sensitive, so I heard things wrong.
You probably didn't mishear—if you don't believe me, look at their call records.
Saying that, he pulled up all those call records.
Including their call logs from the previous night, including their nighttime calls—all of them were retrieved by Xiao Ming.
General Manager Xiao?
Liu Peipei, you're a woman—if this is the situation, tell me straight as a woman: did anything happen between them?
Just looking at the call records, including when I previously overheard their conversation, I feel nothing substantial has happened between them—but.
But what?
But I feel there's mutual affection between them, which shouldn't be a problem.
Mutual affection?
End of Chapter
