Boss's Sweet Secretary novel Chapter 57

In the afternoon, when Jennifer sent the documents to Hans, she noticed that he seemed to be in a bad mood. The cup of coffee beside him had turned cold and he hadn't even touched it. Plus, the contract she sent in an hour ago was still on the same page in his hand.

Hans never did anything pointless. He always checked everything meticulously the first time around. He never had to look at the same documents twice. So there were only two possibilities as to why he was still on the same page. Either there was something wrong with this page, or he was not looking at the contract at all.

Jennifer turned her head and glanced. The first page was about the company culture between the two companies. 

There couldn't be any problem here, right?

Putting down the document in her hand, Jennifer asked cautiously,

"Mr. Hans, is there any problem with this page?"

Back then, Stephanie taught her the importance of lifelong learning and she was always encouraged to ask questions. As a woman, especially a beautiful woman, her greatest advantage was that even if the question she asked was stupid, the other person would still answer happily.

Hans shifted his focus from the company culture document to Jennifer's small face with light makeup. She leaned over slightly, looking at his desk. When she leaned over, her collarbones under her white neck were exposed. Under her collarbone near her chest, there was a faint black mole that exuded a fatal attraction.

It seemed that Jennifer didn't know her charm, she would unintentionally show off certain qualities that were sexy. Hans's schoolmates from abroad accidentally saw Jennifer on a video call once and called her a sexy goddess.

At that time, Jennifer had just started university. She rushed into his room in a tennis skirt, asking him to teach her how to play tennis. Kevin happened to see her through the video call. After that, Kevin pestered Hans daily for a whole month, asking for a chance to speak alone with Jennifer. 

"No, why do you ask?" Hans looked at her with his thoughts running wild.

His rare good mood surprised Jennifer a little. After the initial shock, she answered honestly, "Because you have been reading this page for more than an hour, I was wondering if there is something wrong with it so I can ask the business department to modify it."

Hans was slightly stunned and was pulled back from his thoughts by Jennifer's sharp reminder.

He coughed dryly, picked up the coffee next to him and said, "There's nothing wrong, I'm just waiting for a video conference."

Jennifer looked at him in surprise as he picked up the cup of coffee and drank it. Her eyes widened in surprise. "That..."

"Is there anything else?" A trace of bitterness slipped down his throat. Hans did not notice anything wrong. He only felt confused when he saw Jennifer's puzzled look.

"The coffee is cold. Do you need me to get you a new one?" Jennifer carefully pointed to the cup in his hand.

Only then did Hans feel a chill in his throat.

It was a little quiet in the office. He pursed his lips and the embarrassment in his eyes flashed away, he still looked calm. "Cold coffee tastes better. There's no need to change it. You can go out now."

Jennifer was slightly stunned. She nodded doubtfully and walked out of the office.

Rose was busy working on the computer to modify the data. She was too busy to lift her head up even when she saw Jennifer come back.

"Hurry, make me a cup of coffee. My eyelids are almost glued together. What's the finance department doing? This typesetting is ridiculous, I'm going blind looking at it."

Jennifer laughed and said, "It was because you are so lazy. You can't even do such simple data processing. What will you do if you change your job?"

Hearing this, Rose was slightly stunned and suddenly looked up at Jennifer solemnly.

"You're right. I can't rely on your support. I'll start learning these things today. I must learn them and then change jobs!"

"Since when did I support you? You are also relying on yourself now. It's not like you just graduated from university." Jennifer could not help but correct her.