Chapter 17: Elites

When I entered the door, I was ready to nod. Just about to say hello, I saw a young woman in a white professional suit sitting on a leather chair. She made a wait for me and then The phone is connected.
I stood at the door and watched the woman smile brightly after answering the phone, and then used pure Tokyo-style Japanese to communicate with the person on the other end of the phone.
My second foreigner is Japanese, and my spoken English is often praised by foreign teachers at the school, but I’m honest, compared to the woman in front of me, I’m worse off, at least I can’t hold the phone and sit in front of me. Like a person, he nodded and bowed.
The woman hung up after talking for almost five minutes, and then looked at me, I immediately bowed politely, and said, "Hello, I am Liang Zijin who is here for internship."
The woman was about to say something, but the phone rang again, so she had to say to me: "Excuse me."
I immediately said: "It's okay, you pick it up."
After the woman got on the phone this time, she changed Korean again, and her expression was very formal. It seemed that she was talking about things that were not simple. I didn't minor in Korean, so I couldn't understand what she said.
I stood at the door for another few minutes. After the woman hung up the phone, she looked at me with a smile: "Sorry, let you wait a long time, sit down."
"It's okay, Minister Zhou."
I went to the guest chair in front of the table and sat down, because just now I accidentally saw a famous tag on the table, which read the Minister of Translation: Zhou Yu.
Zhou Yu is not only the middle-aged man I imagined, but a young woman. I suspect that she is in her early thirties at most. Hair is as meticulous as makeup.
She looked at me with a smile and said, "Your name is Liang Zijin, right?"
I nodded: "Yes."
Zhou Yu said: "Okay, I will take you out to meet everyone."
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I followed Zhou Yu out of the office. She walked forward in high heels. When everyone saw her appear, they hurriedly put down the things in their hands and looked at her intently.
Zhou Yu stood in the open space of the office, clapped his hands, and then smiled and said, "Introduce you to a new colleague, Liang Zijin."
I faced the crowd, bowed ninety degrees, and smiled and said, "Hello seniors, my name is Liang Zijin, and I am a new trainee staff member. Please take care of seniors in the future."
Everyone clapped their hands to welcome me. Zhou Yu said to me: "Liang Zijin, you will sit in that position in the future. If you don't understand, you can ask more colleagues around you."
I nodded: "I know Minister Zhou."
After Zhou Yu finished speaking, telling everyone that it was time to leave, she turned back to the office. Wang Huining stood in front of me and said with a smile: "Zijin, you will sit next to me in the future."
I responded with a smile and walked to the back seat with Wang Huining. [^]
The moment I sat on the chair, I looked at the brand-new computer and the brand-new appliances in front of me. I was still in a trance. Have I really entered the Luo family? Why did everything come so suddenly?
But more suddenly, it was still to come, because when I arrived at the translation department, it was already over five in the afternoon, and the company's normal off-get off work time was six in the evening, so it didn't take long for everyone to get off work.
Wang Huining approached me and asked with a grin: "Newcomer, would you like to invite dinner tonight?"
I was about to say that I must invite, but I could only hear the sound of tapping high heels behind me. Not long after, I caught a glimpse of a tall figure standing beside me, looking sideways. It was actually yesterday that brought me into the interviewer’s room. Female assistant.
When I was still silent, I could only hear the people around me greet the woman politely and respectfully: "Assistant Joe."
The woman smiled and nodded, but her movements were almost invisible, and her arrogance and disdain could be seen in the details.
When I saw this posture, I stood up subconsciously, with a trace of doubt in my eyes.