Fang Zicheng took the coffee all the way back to the company. Along the way, he was thinking about which colleague he would lend the coffee to and flowers to offer to Buddha. However, when he returned, he honestly brought the coffee to Qiao Lin.

Who asked to spend it? It was Qiao Lin's money.

Qiao Lin glanced at the paper bag containing coffee and saw the address of the store on the bag. Even if he didn't know the name of the store where Ning Dai worked, the address could already make him think of it.

After looking at the paper bag, he glanced at Fang Zicheng and asked silently.

Fang Zicheng immediately reported: "The card has been sent to her. She invited it." I don't know why, but I feel a little guilty when I say it was Ning Dai's request.

Qiao Lin responded casually, and then focused on the world of documents.

Fang Zicheng stood there for two minutes. After making sure that Qiao Lin had nothing to say, he exited the office.

As for the two cups of coffee he brought back, they were all donated to Qiao Lin.

After a few minutes, the secretary came in to deliver the documents.

Qiao Lin called out to the secretary before he left.

The secretary turned around: "Mr. Qiao, do you have any other instructions?"

Qiao Lin pointed to the paper bag beside the table: "Take it and drink it."

The secretary was immediately flattered: "Thank you, Mr. Qiao." In my memory, Mr. Qiao had never invited his secretary to drink coffee. However, when the secretary saw two cups in the paper bag, he wisely put one of them on Qiao Lin's desk and took it.

Got the remaining cup.

Unexpectedly, Qiao Lin said again: "No need to stay."

Upon hearing this, the secretary quickly put the cup he had just put back into the paper bag, thanked him and quickly left his office.

There is a new topic in the secretary's office.

Two cups of coffee are the condiments for a new topic.

Two days later, after delivering documents to Qiao Lin, the secretary was stopped again. The secretary turned back and asked Qiao Lin if he had any other instructions. Qiao Lin paused for a while and asked in a calm and emotionless tone: "How was the coffee two days ago?

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The secretary was stunned by the question he suddenly asked. After a moment of reaction, he quickly said: "Thank you, Mr. Qiao, for the coffee."

"I was asking how it tasted."

The secretary responded immediately and said: "Very good! It tastes very good!"

"Oh, really?"

The secretary nodded fiercely, as if he didn't believe it, and also brought the entire secretary office down: "The secretary office drank it, and everyone thought it tasted good. Thank you, Mr. Qiao!"

Qiao Lin said he understood, did not ask any more questions, and signaled to the secretary that he could go out.

The secretary left with a question mark on his forehead. Why did Mr. Qiao ask such a question so politely?

In the blink of an eye, Ning Dai worked part-time in a coffee shop for two months.

Apart from going to class every day, she spends the rest of the time in coffee shops, endlessly collecting information about boys who agree with her preferences and attracting their attention, and the progress is quite fruitful.

When she was working hard to develop her next family, her previous five spare tires were also frequent visitors to the coffee shop. Occasionally, they even wanted to rekindle their old relationship with her, but Ningdai refused to let go. Those five were stupid.

I can only consider myself a friend sadly, drink two more cups of coffee a day at most, and create some achievements for her.

In addition, the new school beauty Qin Siqin also comes to the coffee shop quite frequently.

Although Qin Siqin doesn't like Ning Dai very much because of her character and behavior, she has to deny that Ning Dai's coffee making skills are indeed good.

The taste of coffee beans that are not considered to be the best after passing through Ning Dai's hands is indeed very different. Others may not be able to tell the difference, but Qin Siqin grew up with two CEOs and naturally has some research on this aspect.

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Chapter completed!