Wen Rufeng said with great reason, "Of course I'm responding to the country's call. Didn't they say on TV that in public places, the temperature difference between indoors and outdoors shouldn't be too extreme, otherwise the sudden cold and heat would be bad for one's health."
"That's a regulation for supermarkets' temperatures, not for the company," Mo Ang reminded.
"Aren't they all public places?" Wen Rufeng emphasized.
Today, no matter what, she was determined to raise the temperature significantly, just to see if An Ning would take off her clothes.
She had been young once too, and knew all too well what wearing so much on a suddenly hot day meant!
If there's nothing to hide on the neck or arms, why would anyone wear so much?
Mo Ang took another glance at the secretary, frowning secretly. What he wanted to see was not this aging secretary.
He wanted to see An, the assistant. "I'm going to the bathroom."
