MMB Chapter 37 I Don't Like Her
Chapter 37 I Don't Like Her
People who work in hospitality are generally not bad-looking or have a good physique.
Chen Huan's full, firm breasts pressed against Dawei's shoulders, and her legs followed, touching Dawei's knees.
She didn't show any embarrassment or surprise. After adjusting her posture, she continued to introduce the park to David.
Dawei was sitting in the middle, with Ding Tingting on his left and Chen Huan on his right. So at this moment, Tingting didn't notice Dawei brushing against Chen Huan, nor did she notice Chen Huan's bright eyes.
David's gaze fell on Chen Huan's neck, then moved down, and he saw the slight cleavage between her full breasts.
This woman has really fair skin, and she's quite well-endowed.
However, David was not moved. This kind of person could treat David like this today, and he could treat others like this tomorrow.
The sightseeing bus took David on a tour around the park.
Chen Huan, his mouth dry from explaining, said, "That's roughly the situation. Let's go to my office for some tea."
According to the usual reception procedure, when someone comes to visit, this is how it is arranged: have tea and then have a meal.
If someone of higher status comes, they must be accompanied by park leaders for a meal, and when they leave, they will be given some products produced by companies in the park as souvenirs.
"No, thank you, Chen Huan."
You've already gone to so much trouble; go back to your work.
Tingting and I looked around a bit more.
David politely declined her offer.
Chen Huan felt a little embarrassed, and the enthusiasm in her eyes had faded.
That's how these kinds of people are. They're incredibly attentive when they come on stage, but if they don't get what they want, they'll immediately turn on you. And when the opportunity arises, it's always this kind of person who will bite back the hardest.
David knew how troublesome this kind of person was, so he didn't want to get entangled with them.
"Well, alright then." Chen Huan didn't know what else to say, so he handed Dawei his business card and turned to go back to his office.
Ding Tingting looked at Dawei with some puzzlement: "Was her introduction unprofessional?"
"No, it's quite professional, but I want to visit the various companies myself."
Ding Tingting didn't understand, but Minister Xu had instructed her to keep Chen Dawei company, so she could only follow behind.
Dawei visited several companies that interested him, introducing himself as a staff member of the Yuanshan County government, who had come to the provincial capital to conduct research.
In some companies, Dawei was received by office administrators, while in others he only met the company's receptionist.
David inquired about their business, number of employees, number of insured employees, turnover, and park policies, and recorded all of this.
Upon seeing this, Ding Tingting understood.
"I knew it! Why didn't you let Chen Huan come along?"
So, you wanted to poach the businesses here and take them back to Yuanshan County.
"Wouldn't that be like poaching talent from the park?"
David scratched his head and chuckled awkwardly, "I'm just doing a simple survey to learn about the park's experience."
Attracting investment is not as easy as you make it out to be.
"Our place is poor, there aren't even highways, so people won't come here."
Ding Tingting looked Dawei up and down seriously: "You... don't like Chen Huan, right?"
"I wouldn't say that..." Ding Tingting may seem naive and innocent, but she's actually quite clever.
"You don't treat me like a friend, and you didn't tell the truth," Ding Tingting pouted again.
Since the other party was intelligent and honest, Dawei felt he should also be honest.
"That's right, I don't like her."
I also advise you, if you have a boyfriend in the future, don't bring him to meet her.
"Lest your boyfriend get seduced by her."
After Dawei finished speaking, he walked towards the golf course. Ding Tingting stood there, recalling Dawei's words.
When they reached the car, David turned around and shouted, "Let's go! Didn't you say you'd treat me to dinner? Are you kidding me?"
Ding Tingting, who had been frowning, suddenly grinned, her little tiger teeth gleaming white in the sunlight: "Eat, order whatever you want, it's on me."
As soon as she got in the car, Tingting quickly turned on the air conditioning.
The heat inside the car hadn't dissipated, so Dawei rolled down the window to let the heat out.
Ding Tingting took out tissues and wiped the sweat from her forehead and neck; the two tissues were immediately soaked with sweat.
She handed a few tissues to Dawei, then took out two more and reached inside his collar to wipe himself.
David glanced at her sideways; sweat had soaked through Ding Tingting's white short-sleeved shirt, making the outline of her upper body clearer. Looking at it this way, she was indeed well-endowed.
Compared to the vulgar Chen Huan, Ding Tingting was more admired by Dawei.
After wiping for a while, Tingting realized that a big man was sitting next to her. She quickly took her hands out of her collar and, to cover her embarrassment, muttered, "This awful weather is so hot."
The car drove out of the park and headed towards the city center.
"Is there anything you'd like to eat, County Magistrate Chen?"
"You can't call me that."
Dawei's heart skipped a beat; it seemed this girl had a close relationship with Minister Xu.
Minister Xu spoke with her just yesterday, and today this young girl already knows she's going to take office as county magistrate.
"My uncle already told me that there's no need to hide it. Don't worry, I won't spread rumors before you officially take office. I understand the rules."
It turns out she is Xu Aiguo's niece.
David immediately made some connections.
Ding Tingting is single, and Xu Aiguo arranged for her to receive him today, even saying she was his student...
Could it be that Minister Xu is intentionally trying to broker a deal?
"What would you like to eat?"
Ding Tingting interrupted his thoughts.
"Like I said, when in Rome, do as the host says, I'll do whatever you say."
Ding Tingting giggled: "I didn't expect you to be so easy to get along with. At first, I thought..."
"What did you think?"
"I thought you were the kind of local clerk who wasn't very educated and liked to put on airs."
"Didn't Minister Xu introduce me to you?"
"I said a few words briefly," Ding Tingting said with a wry smile.
This girl has a lot of movements and expressions, making her seem very lively, which contrasts sharply with Dawei's dull personality.
David had wanted to get some information out of her to see what Minister Xu had said to her, but seeing her expression, it seemed she didn't want to continue the topic, so he didn't delve any deeper.
The car drove to a village in the city, and Tingting struggled to reverse into the parking space, managing to park the car in a narrow spot by the roadside.
The two got off, walked through an alley, and arrived at the entrance of a wonton shop in an urban village.
Wonton is what we call it here. In the north, it's called wonton, and in Sichuan Province, it's called chaoshou. They're all pretty much the same thing.
"Can I eat seafood?"
"Can."
"Boss, two orders of shrimp wontons, one small and one large."
"Alright." The boss stood by the stove and smiled. "It's been a while, Tingting. You've been busy lately, haven't you?"
"I'm so busy." Ding Tingting took out a tissue and wiped the table.
Two bowls of wontons were served quickly, and the owner also gave us an extra plate of fried soybeans and a plate of crispy pork.
"We didn't order any of those," David said.
"It's a free gift, enjoy your meal." The owner gave Dawei and Tingting a meaningful look.
"You often come here to eat?"
"Hmm, you should try it."
David took a bite, raised an eyebrow, and said, "Hmm—pretty good."
Tingting tilted her head smugly: "That's right."
It's said that Guangzhou is a food paradise, but truly delicious restaurants are not so easy to find.
I'm a native of Guangzhou, a true foodie, and I know the city's streets and alleys very well.
If you want to eat delicious food, just come to me!
As he spoke, he puffed out his chest and patted it forcefully.
"Dongliang, let's eat here. I saw it on a post and it said the food here is really good."
A familiar voice came from behind.
David turned his head and looked.
What a twist of fate!