525: Chapter 525: First Day on the Job, Requesting to Start Work 525: Chapter 525: First Day on the Job, Requesting to Start Work Indeed, after all, she’s a foster daughter, she might not have been raised in poverty, but her financial situation definitely isn’t as comfortable as it was before.
Even , a blood son of the Mo family, was raised frugally.
For her, a foster daughter, it’s normal to have tighter finances than before.
Thinking this way, Mo Weiran’s gaze at Gu Zhiqi suddenly changed, looking at her with a sympathy born of shared circumstances.
Feeling his gaze, Gu Zhiqi turned her head and glanced at him, “Is there sothing you want?”
Mo Weiran imdiately shook his head, his face full of sympathy as he looked at Gu Zhiqi, “No, nothing.
Just make sure to eat a lot later.”
Gu Zhiqi “…”
Ignoring Mo Weiran, she took out her mobile phone and ssaged Su Yunling.
“Eh?
Where did you get that phone from?” Mo Weiran had been watching Gu Zhiqi and blinked in surprise when he saw her suddenly take out a phone.
He almost thought he’d seen wrong.
In the end, Mo Weiran even rubbed his eyes, only to realize he hadn’t made a mistake, she really did have an extra phone in her hand.
Evening gowns don’t have pockets, and she didn’t bring a handbag, so where did her phone co from?
“I’ve had it in my hand the whole ti,” Gu Zhiqi replied perfunctorily.
Mo Weiran: ?
“Is that…
so?” He hesitated slightly.
Gu Zhiqi didn’t respond and lowered her eyes to look at her phone.
Seeing this, Mo Weiran was a bit puzzled, but he didn’t ask any further questions.
Gu Zhiqi had already sent Su Yunling two ssages.
[Child: First day on the job, requesting start of work]
[Child: You can send any Cultivation Techniques you think have issues for review]
Being at a boring social gathering wasn’t as good as fixing ntal thods to make money.
The ssage had just been sent when Su Yunling replied.
[Su Yunling: Okay]
[Su Yunling: It might take so ti, don’t wait for the ssage all the ti]
[Child: Oh]
Gu Zhiqi replied with an “Oh” and didn’t wait for more ssages.
Instead, she opened the fortune-telling app and started dealing with today’s orders.
**
After completing her tasks, Su Yunling went to et with Lord City Lu, and then a strategy eting was called.
She saw Gu Zhiqi’s ssage as soon as the eting ended.
Seeing that the ssage was from Gu Zhiqi, she didn’t leave the eting room right away but sat down and busily replied to Gu Zhiqi’s ssage.
After sending her reply, noticing that Fu Xiyan and Tang Yichen were still in the eting room, Su Yunling looked at them and directly said, “Do any of your subordinates need their ntal thods repaired?
If so, compile a list and send it to …
I an to Xiao Qi.”
She had intended to have them send the list directly to Gu Zhiqi, but for so reason, she ended up changing her words at the last mont.
It was only after speaking that Su Yunling realized, belatedly, that she could sotis speak faster than she thought.
She didn’t quite understand what had just happened to her.
“What?
Really?
Gu Xiaoxi has agreed to help our people repair their ntal thods?” Tang Yichen, not noticing Su Yunling’s abrupt change of wording, simply got excited and happily asked Su Yunling a question.
Hearing Tang Yichen’s words, Su Yunling temporarily set aside her confusion, her lips curving slightly in an indifferent smile, “We have to pay her, of course.”
Upon hearing this, Tang Yichen clicked his tongue lightly, a knowing look on his face, “Of course, we definitely won’t let Gu Xiaoxi work for free.”
Fu Xiyan also nodded in agreent, and then both Fu Xiyan and Tang Yichen took out their mobile phones and hunched over them, beginning to compile the ntal thods.
“Let’s get one thing clear first, if she is unwilling to repair a ntal thod, we can’t force her.” There were many ntal thods in the Ever Winning Army; if they really let the child fix all of them, it would inevitably be an endless task.
Everything must be done according to her wishes.
“Third Brother, don’t worry, we understand this,” Tang Yichen said while he ssaged his subordinates.
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