Chapter 344: Signing Contracts
Moments later, Mo Jiangye brought two glasses of soy milk that he had made from powder. Somehow, he had also taken a fancy to soy milk. The brand of the powder he had used was the same as the one before.
“How is it going? Do you not know where to sign?” He lifted a brow as he placed the cups of soy milk on the desk.
Upon taking a seat, he extended his long arms and pulled the woman onto his lap before flipping the document folder open and scrawling his name beautifully on it with the pen he picked up.
Somehow, Ye Erruo’s heart started pounding as she was hugged and his breath fanned down her head.
The man then pushed the pen toward her and picked up a cup of soy milk to drink it.
An inexplicable urge to laugh seized the woman when she saw him drinking the soy milk.
“Can I sign them on your behalf?”
“Yes.”
She furrowed her brows in concentration as she began signing the documents. While her handwriting might not be as vigorous and imposing as his, it had a style that was uniquely hers.
“M-Mo Jiangye, I think I signed on the wrong spot.” Sweat started dotting her forehead as she flushed pletely over mixing up the two parties’ signature spots. “What do we do?”
This is a contract! It isn’t something I can just sign anyhow…
The man lowered his gaze, only to be fascinated by how cute the black pen looked in that fair, small hand of hers.
“Mo Jiangye?” she called out again upon noticing his distracted expression.
“Strike it out and sign it again,” he replied airily.
“I can just strike it out?”
“Yes.”
Should the other party refuse to sign this document, we won’t work with them!
“It’s fine to do that?” The woman was perplexed.
“Yes, it’s fine.” He reassured her with a white lie.
“Alright then.”
Ye Erruo drew a line across the signature and proceeded to sign again on the right spot this time. From then onward, she would look through the document carefully before penning her signature.
The man behind her leisurely sipped his soy milk while he stared closely at her hand without blinking. He noticed that it was not only her hands that were tiny, but her feet as well. He could easily hold them with a hand of his.
Once she was done signing that document, he brought the remaining documents and placed them in front of her. “Sign the rest as well.”
“Okay.”
Before long, all the contracts were signed and sorted out.
“That’s enough for now. You haven’t had dinner, so let’s go have dinner first—”
At that moment, an assistant came walking right into the office with a document, only to get a rude shock when she noticed the couple inside. She’d thought that the President had already left, so she had entered without knocking.
She had never expected to see the couple engaged in a passionate kiss… It shocked her so much that she swiftly exited the room.
“Mo Jiangye, what are you doing?” Ye Erruo regarded her husband helplessly and pushed him away despite the upward turn of her lips.
“I’m kissing my wife,” he replied matter-of-factly.
“…”
His reply earned him a glare from the woman. “Aren’t you starving?”
Not only did he skip breakfast, but he didn’t even eat much during our hotpot lunch and he only had one bun earlier…
His body tilted forward as he took her in his arms possessively. “Yes. What about you? Are you hungry?”
She nodded. “Yes.”
“Since you’re hungry, I’m hungry too.”
“Then let’s go home to have dinner.” Using a lot of force, she pushed him away and started packing up.
A wide beam spread across Mo Jiangye’s face as he suddenly stood upright on his feet and pulled the woman up as well. “Alright. Let’s go home.”
“Your coat. Put on your coat first.”
Thus, the two of them left the office hand in hand.
It was only after noticing that they had left that the assistant entered her boss’s office while shaking her head in resignation.
It was snowing heavily outside right now, and it was already past ten o’clock in the evening by the time they started making their way back.
The driver drove slowly and steadily on the road, but halfway through the journey back home, the car suddenly broke down…
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