The Boss is Very Busy

Kapok took a taxi on the road and told the driver a location at the bar.

Along the way, the driver saw how mature she was and glanced at her several times, but didn't say anything to her. Kapok played a little game for twenty minutes before she got there.

She paid the bill and walked out of the car with her bag.

The sound in the bar was vibrating and noisy, and many people gathered. After Kapok came in, he sent a message to Sister Hong.

She hadn't walked a few steps when someone pulled her over. Kapok turned around and saw that it was Sister Hong.

Sister Hong pulled her to the back. It was not as noisy as outside, and Kapok could hear her clearly.

Sister Hong warned her loudly.

"Mianmian, it's still the same old rule. After you go in, you don't need to say too much, just smile. Don't worry, you can come to me if you need anything."

Kapok nodded with a calm expression: "Okay."

Sister Hong led her to a box, opened the door and led her in, with Kapok following behind her.

There were several men sitting in the box, and they looked like they were no longer young.

Kapok was placed next to a slightly younger man. The man looked to be in his thirties, but compared to several others, he looked more stable and mature.

Kapok guessed that his status should not be low.

A few people didn't talk much to her, and Kapok only participated while drinking.

They seemed to have been chatting about business matters. Kapok sat quietly aside, the wine glass in his hand was cold. After a while, several people seemed to be a little drunk.

The man sitting next to Kapok turned around and looked at the silent girl nestled on the sofa. His eyes flashed and he asked gently: "Are you sleepy?"

Kapok shook his head: "No."

She had a sleepy expression on her face, but she said no. The man smiled, obviously not believing it.

The few people started to request songs. For a while, there was a bit of noise in the box, and the voices of the voices could not be heard clearly. The man quietly came closer, but not very close. He controlled the distance like a gentleman. He asked casually: "How old are you this year?"

Kapok raised his eyelashes and said calmly, "Twenty-eight years old."

"Huh?" The man looked at her and didn't know whether he believed it or not. He glanced at the girl's child covered in heavy makeup and smiled: "You are only five years younger than me?"

Kapok raised his eyebrows: "Maybe."

The man seemed to be completely amused by her now. He lowered his eyelashes and looked gentle.

"Are you sleepy? How about I take you back?" The man raised his head, glanced at the many people in the room, and then said: "It's quite noisy here. Girls should stay less in places like this."

Kapok shook his head and refused with a gentle expression.

"It doesn't matter, I haven't gotten off work yet. I'll go back by myself when I get off work."

As if he didn't expect her to refuse, the man was startled for a moment, then raised his eyebrows: "Then when will you get off work?"

"I'll get off work when you get back."

The man was stunned. He couldn't help lowering his head and smiling: "Okay, then I'll tell you now. I'll go back now. Are you off work now?"

Kapok nodded: "You can say that."

After she finished speaking, the man stood up, took the suit aside and put it on his arm.

"Then let's go."

Kapok raised her eyebrows. She glanced at the people in the box without saying anything. She stood up and watched the man walk out. She was quiet, then went out to say hello to Sister Hong, and then walked out of the back door. out.