The footsteps grew closer and closer.
"Swoosh!" She suddenly stood up from her seat and whispered, "Brother Bai."
As Bai Rui was about to walk past her, he glanced over impatiently, "Can we talk about this later?"
He waved his hand to signal for her to sit down and prepared to continue walking.
Zhang Yan lifted her head and said, "I've requested a break on DingTalk, two hours this afternoon. Please remember to approve it."
Bai Rui paused, and his brow instantly furrowed, "Didn't you see the message I just sent in the group?"
"Whoosh whoosh whoosh—"
The surrounding colleagues looked over one by one, with varied expressions.
"I saw it." Zhang Yan averted her gaze, her hands clenching into fists nervously at her sides, "But I have an urgent matter to handle, I must leave by four o'clock."
Bai Rui looked at her, his tone now containing obvious anger: "Does it have to be today? Zhang Yan, are you deliberately trying to upset me?"
