CHAPTER 439: CHAPTER 182: THE HIGHEST-RANKING NEW EMPLOYEE

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Soon, Su Ziceng received feedback from Secretary Wang. Since the information generally matched what Yan Wuxu had described, Su Ziceng didn’t scrutinize it. She didn’t know that this revised information was voluntarily sent by Pello to Secretary Wang.

Yan Wuxu started behaving properly; in the following days, she no longer wore heavy makeup as before, but instead stayed at home with the children, even cooking one or two dishes for dinner herself.

This undoubtedly pleased Su Qingzhang greatly. The couple also began to laugh and talk at the dinner table. After dinner, Yan Wuxu would hold the child and sit in the garden with Su Qingzhang, playing with the child.

Somehow, Yan Wuxu managed to persuade the nanny to leave, and Mrs. Yan returned to the Su Family to help take care of the child.

Over the weekend, Yan Wuxu, Su Ziceng, and Mrs. Yan saw the hastily returned baby’s coffin together. Seeing the small, long mahogany coffin, the three women couldn’t help but cry, and it seemed like all their misunderstandings were washed away with the tears. Only Yan Wuxu knew that the small coffin was merely a switch, expelling all the evil thoughts in her heart ahead of time.

With Chang Chi’s departure, the position of Assistant Finance Manager became vacant. After some consideration, perhaps as compensation to Su Ziceng, Su Qingzhang issued an appointment letter few days later, transferring her to work in the finance department.

For this parachuting princess, her colleagues in the company were still unaware. At this time, the factions within Su Family were very clear, with most people belonging to a faction, except for a few like Pello who stayed neutral.

Like the emerging faction of Yan Wuxu, there were also Su Qingzhang’s loyal old supporters, and then there were those from Chang Mei’s faction.

On her first day at the company, Su Ziceng deliberately kept a low profile. She even chose a standard office lady outfit that looked decent enough, and even on her name card, only her English name "SU" was displayed.

Entering the frequently visited Su Family building, she did not know that her arrival would soon create a small storm.

Just as she walked into the office, she discovered that she had no place to sit. It turned out that even though Chang Chi was the Assistant Finance Manager, she didn’t have a private office. Most of the time, Chang Chi shared an office with Chang Mei.

In some ways, this also reflected the corporate characteristic of the Su Family, the so-called "optimal use of resources."

So on the first day of her job, she followed Pello and was holding a stack of documents waiting for review. Packed with numbers, Su Family received all kinds of financial data from all over the country every day.

"Categorize these documents," Pello said in a very businesslike tone to Su Ziceng who was still looking around curiously. "If it’s not done by the end of the day, stay and work overtime." After speaking, Pello pointed to a desk, indicating that Su Ziceng should temporarily work there.

The assistant finance manager was actually doing almost the same work as a finance assistant. Grumbling to herself but not daring to object, Su Ziceng tidied up the desk and carefully started organizing the documents.

"You are occupying my spot," said a flamboyantly dressed senior secretary, approaching Su Ziceng with an unfriendly tone, asking her to move.

She wondered where this newcomer came from, so recklessly sitting at her Feng Shui power spot. The place where Su Ziceng had sat was positioned directly facing Pello’s office.

Through the sizable gap in the Venetian blinds, both people inside and outside could see each other clearly.

This senior secretary named Luna, who had been with Su Family for five years, was eagerly hoping for the attention of a corporate high-flyer like Pello. Besides completing her day-to-day tasks, another favorite pastime of hers was to flirtatiously wink at Pello through the Venetian blinds. She had already hinted at Pello more than once during opportune moments.

"Who is your supervisor," Luna, seeing no reaction from Su Ziceng, also didn’t closely examine Su Ziceng’s name tag. Su Family valued tenure and experience; this new employee before her seemed young, definitely a newly recruited assistant from the department.