Everyone in the studio swore they hadn’t touched that girl’s water cup, and the atmosphere grew even more mysterious.
Everyone exchanged nervous glances, eyes wide.
A girl wiped away her tears, nervously raised her hand, and reluctantly said: "Su Li, boss, I think... I’d better resign."
The salary at this studio is triple the market rate, and the work is easy, the boss generous. But one’s life is most important.
These past few days, she was almost scared to the point of a nervous breakdown.
As soon as that timid girl ntioned resigning, so other employees couldn’t help but have similar thoughts, they were restless.
If this continues, they’ll really have to resign.
Su Li was secretly anxious in her heart; if everyone resigns, her studio, which had slowly gotten on track, will just collapse.
Su Li laughed, pondering for a mont and said, "How about this? I’ll stay alone in the studio tonight and talk tomorrow."
Everyone in the studio exchanged glances, looking at Su Li in shock.
They were trembling in fear during the dayti, and Su Li, the boss, dared to stay here alone?
Sure enough, worthy of being a boss...
The employees who wanted to resign had to temporarily set aside their resignation thoughts seeing Su Li so decisive.
Su Li stayed in the studio for the entire afternoon, and aside from so weirdness, nothing else happened.
Before leaving, Zhou Yitian looked at Su Li worriedly, asking with concern: "Boss, should I keep you company?"
Su Li imdiately shook her head, saying: "No need. Brother Zhou, aren’t you going to be with your girlfriend? You go ahead."
Zhou Yitian didn’t insist, just reminded Su Li to rember to call if sothing happened, then left the office with his briefcase.
Su Li touched her eyes, secretly ridiculing, wondering if her eyes could destroy threats, could it get rid of dirty things?
Su Li sat at her desk, occasionally looking through the studio’s files.
With Zhou Yitian joining, he brought many people from the entertainnt circle, and was particularly adept at making stars popular.
Su Li was flipping through files under the incandescent lamp when, out of the corner of her eye, she suddenly saw a shadow on the desk.
Su Li’s heart skipped a beat: A shadow, oh my!
She looked up, but there was nothing in front of her, where did the shadow co from?
Su Li swallowed hard and instinctively rubbed her arms.
With a "bang", the incandescent lamp above exploded, the room plunged into darkness.
"There’s a ghost, help!" Su Li scread out loud, instantly jumping up from her chair and dashing towards the door.
She grabbed the door handle, twisted it back but found she couldn’t open it.
An eerie breeze blew from behind.
Su Li was terrified to the verge of tears, sobbing as she scread: "Open the door, quick open it! Or I won’t let you off!"
Tears welled up in Su Li’s eyes, the door suddenly swung open, and a tall figure appeared at the entrance.
"Foolish?" The man stood in the darkness, lightly asking.
The man’s voice was magnetic and low, like the gentle flow of nightti water.
Upon hearing that voice, Su Li pouted, let out a "waa" and rushed into the man’s arms.
Her little face pressed against his neck, she cried pitifully: "There’s a ghost, I’m scared."
His familiar scent instantly made her feel safe.
Feng Huaijin stood at the door, his voice deep, "There’s sothing scarier than ghosts... wanna know?"
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