Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon novel Chapter 290

Chapter 290: Saving the Day

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After settling the bill, Gu Zi continued her stroll with the three children. The booksellers watched her with admiration in their eyes. One of them commented, “This mother is impressive, she can teach her children a foreign language all by herself!”

Another joined in, “Indeed, just now, Boss Huo was sweating bullets. The translators at the radio station we’re collaborating with are not up to par. We don’t even know how to start the event at the rooftop later!”

Upon hearing their conversation, their supervisor hurried over and said, “Why didn’t you try to retain such a talent to help out? Quickly, you go find Boss Huo, and you go find the lady with the children!”

The supervisor in charge of book sales was efficient. He quickly located Boss

Huo.

He informed Boss Huo about the customer who could speak a foreign language. Although Boss Huo didn’t hold much hope that this person could handle the fast and fluent translation needed, he was willing to give it a shot. Any hope was better than the current despair.

Xinghua Department Store had the most advanced broadcasting system. As long as Boss Huo agreed, finding someone in the mall was not a problem.

So, the staff immediately made an announcement over the broadcast system, and Boss Huo quickly found the language expert in the boutique shop.

Seeing the lady and her children, he was taken aback at first, then greeted her warmly, “Gu Zi! So you’re the one who might save the day with your language skills! ”

Gu Zi had been located by the staff earlier and had understood the situation from their explanation.

Today, an important music tea party was to be held on the top floor of Xinghua Department Store. A music tea party is a cultural entertainment venue set up by the people, with tea tasting as the main attraction.

This form of cultural entertainment, which combines tea tasting and music appreciation, began during the Tang Dynasty.

However, in the late 1950s, due to the arrival of a new era, music tea parties were criticized as a “lifestyle of the petty bourgeoisie” and a “place for the idle class”. It was considered shameful, leading to the decline of music tea parties.