Let's Divorce As Agreed - Chapter 317

Chapter 317: A Two-Day Tour

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

As Su Yuan entered, the first person he noticed was Shu Pan. She wore a white silk blouse with a floral brooch, giving her a delicate yet poised appearance.

She was focused on the documents in her hands, not making eye contact like the others.

Su Yuan felt a bit disappointed, but then he realized that he liked her independent personality.

As the meeting began, everyone quickly immersed themselves in their work…

It took approximately 10 days from Su Corporation’s bidding to the final decision. Sunrise triumphed with an absolute advantage in obtaining the bidding project from Su Corporation.

To reward everyone, Secretary Zhang from the CEO’s office sent an email announcing that this weekend, the company would organize a two-day trip to the Lotus Town resort under the group’s umbrella.

Upon hearing this news, the entire company erupted with excitement. Lotus Town Resort was developed by Gu Group, including guest room areas, a golf course, a natural hot spring area, and various leisure facilities.

It was said that the room rates for a single night were beyond the imagination of ordinary people. Except for Gu Group employees, no one from any other company had ever enjoyed such a luxurious treatment.

Shu Pan was thrilled at the mention of Lotus Town, such a familiar name.

This way, she could take Joy back to show Daddy and Auntie Lu, and then attend the company event.

Joy also missed Grandpa and Grandma. Luckily, Gu Shaoting finally made a wise decision.

If Gu Shaoting knew Shu Pan’s thoughts, he might be infuriated to the point of spitting blood.

Normally, no matter how hard he tried to please her, Shu Pan never showed the slightest bit of appreciation. Now, with just this small decision, she was overflowing with gratitude.

While everyone was happy, they didn’t forget about the CEO. After all, such opportunities were rare, and it seemed like the CEO had never attended a company gathering before.

For a moment, whether the CEO would join the outing became the focal point of everyone’s attention.

Colleagues were buzzing about this question, and Shu Pan was also pondering. He probably wouldn’t go; although there might not be much on his agenda during the weekend, he likely preferred to take a break.

Going with a group of colleagues might make him feel uncomfortable, and it could dampen the enthusiasm of the employees. Why bother?

However, on second thought, this was the first large-scale collective event after the acquisition of the company. He might want to attend to boost the morale of the employees and encourage them.

At this point, some people divided into two groups and started betting on whether the CEO would go or not.

“Director, you are the company’s representative; ask the CEO whether he will go or not,” someone suggested.

“Alright, I’ll ask Secretary Zhang later. Everyone has worked hard during this period, and we should continue to work hard in the future,” the director said, offering words of encouragement.

Later, the director called Secretary Zhang, but the result was that the CEO hadn’t decided whether to go or not.

As a result, someone in the company’s activity group initiated a betting pool on whether the CEO would attend. Each participant had to contribute 200 yuan, and the person who guessed wrong would treat others to a meal.

With a relatively small sum and added entertainment value, many people participated. Both those who believed the CEO would go and those who believed he wouldn’t have a roughly equal number of participants.

Shu Pan and Tang Wei also joined the betting, betting that the CEO would go.

Shu Pan analyzed the situation; usually, Gu Shaoting didn’t have anything important on weekends. Most of the time, he stayed at her house and played with Joy. But if both Joy and Shu Pan weren’t at home, he would probably be bored and might as well go out.

Although he had a reserved personality, for such a large-scale outing, it would seem a bit unjustifiable if he didn’t go.

If she saw him in the next two days, she would ask him again..