"Do you hear me?" Seeing that she didn't respond, Gu Annan lowered his voice even more, his tone somewhat interrogative.
Lu Wanwan gave a vague nod.
She had no choice; if Gu Annan didn't leave, she herself couldn't leave either.
Otherwise, leaving would blow her cover unless she stayed until Gu Annan left first.
Anyway, as the CEO, he was bound to be much busier than she was.
He was satisfied with her agreement and continued to ask, "Shall I wait for you at your door tomorrow, or in the restaurant downstairs?"
There was no way it could be at the door.
"Restaurant."
"Come down on time. No sleeping in, or I'll wake you up my way. Got it?"
Lu Wanwan hesitated, seemingly on the verge of saying something.
"What's the problem?"
"There's a big problem," she retorted, giving him a look, "Why do I have to have breakfast with you?"
"Is there a problem having breakfast with me?" he raised an eyebrow.
