Bai Mengqing gave away the red envelope depressedly.
The two children were the protagonists of this full moon party. They were too young to receive the red envelopes themselves. Jiang specially asked Lin Xiao to place two large boxes. Anyone who wanted to send a red envelope could just stuff it into the box.
Bai Mengqing stuffed one into the box on one side and threw 18,000 into it without even a splash.
To make matters worse, before she could leave, she was stopped by Li Qianfan's secretary, who was responsible for recording gifts, and asked her if she had given any gifts.
Bai Mengqing: "..."
Secretary Xue looked surprised and raised her voice slightly: "Miss Bai won't come here for free, right?"
When the people nearby heard what Secretary Xue said, they turned around and looked at Bai Mengqing in surprise.
See how she dressed up beautifully and attended the full moon banquet hosted by President Li, but she didn’t even give her any gift money?
There are such shameless people in this world!
Those who came to attend the banquet hosted by Li Qianfan were all elites from the upper class. They came either on behalf of the company or on behalf of the family. They were very polite and I have never heard of anyone skipping the gift money.
Do you think that if you don’t give a gift, the master won’t find out? After doing such a lowly thing, does she still want to hang out in the circle?
Bai Mengqing also noticed the sights around her, and subconsciously felt that something was going to happen.
"I didn't say I wouldn't give it away. I came in a hurry and forgot about it." Bai Mengqing added, fearing that Secretary Xue would say something shocking again, so he quickly pulled her to pay the gift money.
She doesn't want to be the headlines tonight.
#Genius jewelry designer Bai Mengqing actually ate and drank at the Li family’s full-moon banquet without giving any gifts#
As soon as such an attention-grabbing headline came out, her career would at least be halved.
"Miss Bai and Mr. Li have been friends for many years. How much gift money are you planning to give this time?" Secretary Xue asked deliberately.
Everyone in the secretarial office had heard about her pestering her boss, and when they saw her today, they really looked very similar to their CEO's wife.
But even though she is the boss's first love, so many years have passed, so why aren't others allowed to start a new life?
Moreover, the boss is now married and has a child. As long as she has any self-respect, she should stop pestering a married man.
Although given the boss's own conditions, there are many women who want to be his mistress, doesn't the boss have this intention?
Taking the initiative to be third is still looked down upon.
"How much do they usually give away?" Bai Mengqing had been brought to banquets before, but this was the first time he came by himself. He didn't expect that people from the upper class also wanted to receive gifts. They were short of such a small amount of money?
Secretary Xue: "Usually I pick an auspicious number, such as 888888, 1688888, etc."
Bai Mengqing's movement of taking out her cell phone froze: "..." Sorry to bother you.
Bai Mengqing originally wanted to give away a similar amount to everyone else, but she overestimated herself.
She thought that the 8888 red envelope given to her children was enough, and she only paid 2,000 when her classmate got married. Who knew that the upper class society was so complicated... Even if you just give gifts, you still need so many gifts, how easy is it to make money?
Although Bai Mengqing had more than this amount of money in his card, throwing so much money into just attending a banquet would be like beating a dog with meat buns and there would be no return and no splash, so it was not worth it.
This is her hard-earned money, not just picked up on the road!
After all, Bai Mengqing didn't have the confidence to give away tens or even millions of gifts, so he honestly gave away 18,000 yuan, and then sat at the bar with a glass of wine with a depressed look on his face, waiting for the dinner to begin.
A meal worth tens of thousands would be a loss if you don’t eat it.