The Outcast Heiress’s Secret Identities
Chapter 256 - Chapter 256 0256 Its best to come every day

Chapter 256: 0256 It’s best to come every day! Chapter 256: 0256 It’s best to come every day! But no one listened to her cries for help; the security dragged her out, and soon her voice could no longer be heard!

The other women in the lobby were petrified by Fu Qiyuan’s ruthless measures and scattered in a flash, vanishing without a trace.

The rest of the people came to their senses, feeling a tingling on their scalp.

Especially the receptionists from earlier, thankfully they hadn’t mistreated that young lady; otherwise, Xia Shihan’s fate would probably have been theirs too!

However, to everyone’s utter surprise, the always abstinent and asexual big BOSS actually had a girlfriend!

Everyone had thought President Fu was gay and had even secretly made bets on it.

Some bet President Fu and Special Assistant Qin were a pair; others wagered on various branch heads of the company, and there were even bets on President Fu and the Second Young Master.

And there were a lot of people who had placed bets!

One look at the Second Young Master’s face and you could tell he was the submissive type; standing together with President Fu, both of them national treasure-level male idols, they fulfilled all the fantasies of fujoshi.

Now that the fantasy had been shattered, some were rejoicing while others were lamenting!

Now they had evidence, but they didn’t want to clarify it; keeping it low-key was fine.

What? The fact was right before their eyes?

Sorry, they hadn’t seen anything!

Fu Qiyuan led Su Ran straight to his office.

His office, like himself, featured a cold color scheme, understated luxury, and was astonishingly large, occupying more than half of the top floor.

Three sides were huge floor-to-ceiling windows, one side held rows of tall bookshelves brimming with books, a large and neat desk faced them, and on the other side was an enclosed rockery with flowing water. Around the rockery were many flowers, plants, and small trees. In the crystal clear pond, small fish swam about, creating a gentle babbling sound that echoed clearly in the office.

Opposite the rockery was the coffee table and sofa; on the side against the wall was the resting area.

Su Ran was instantly captivated by the layout; the air was also tinged with the familiar cool scent of the man.

The two walked into the office, and Fu Qiyuan placed the thermos on the coffee table, his aura still somewhat cold.

“Okay, don’t be angry anymore, come over and eat,” he said.

Su Ran sat on the sofa and methodically opened the thermos container–food had been prepared for two, and it looked quite sumptuous.

Fu Qiyuan stared at the two servings of food on the coffee table, his eyes flickering slightly, as the anger in his body gradually subsided.

He sat beside Su Ran and took the chopsticks she handed over, and they began to eat.

Time passed quietly, and after they both had put down their chopsticks, Fu Qiyuan stood up to fetch two cups of water and then sat down again next to Su Ran.

Su Ran took it and gently took a sip.

From start to finish, Fu Qiyuan didn’t say a word, leaving Su Ran somewhat helpless as she looked at him.

“Still angry?” she asked.

The man put down the cup he was holding and gently pulled her into his embrace, lowering his head to kiss her forehead.

“I’m sorry you were mistreated on your first visit to the company,” he apologized.

Su Ran smiled slightly, thinking he was angry about something else; it turned out he was upset that he hadn’t protected her well.

“Do I look like someone who would let herself be mistreated? I didn’t go easy on her with my hand,” she said.

Fu Qiyuan, of course, would not think his future girlfriend could do anything wrong and said considerately,

“Mmh, don’t worry about it. If anything happens, I’ve got your back.”

Su Ran nodded in his arms and then looked up at him hesitantly.

“Will my sudden visit to your company today cause you any trouble?” she asked.

Fu Qiyuan tightened his hold around her slightly.

“Not at all; it’d be good to come every day!” he said.