"Since I've already taken you here, of course, I have to see you off safely."
He smiled and added,
"What if it's raining when you're done with the interview and you don't even have an umbrella."
Vivian wanted to decline, opened her mouth.
Just as she was about to say, "I can take a cab myself," the man waved his hand.
"Go on, don't waste time."
He pointed to his watch, "It's ten minutes to nine, don't be late."
"Alright."
She nodded.
Vivian turned and stepped out of the car, her high heels clicking on the ground.
The sunlight fell on her, casting a long shadow.
She didn't look back and walked straight toward the towering building.
The first floor of the Aether was especially grand, with a spacious lobby.
The vast space spanned thousands of square meters, endless at a glance.
Above, a curved ceiling adorned with intricate metallic cloud patterns in yellow and silver.
Dozens of stone pillars stood around, gleaming with a metallic luster.
