Lu Wanwan quickly averted her gaze; that statement had jolted her awake, making her realize that work was the top priority now.
Fortunately, Xiaolin had prepared a very comprehensive outline, and there wasn't much for Lu Wanwan to do; she just had to read it out.
Then this man, who was sparing with his words, briefly responded with a couple of sentences.
Because his every answer was too brief, it made the interview unusually quick.
Lu Wanwan was increasingly getting into her rhythm, adopting a very perfunctory attitude, wanting to end this strange interview atmosphere as quickly as possible.
"Mr. Gu, regarding the failure of your first marriage, how has it..." She read absently until this point, then suddenly stopped, stammering, "How... how has it... affected you?"
The gaze upon her seemed to sharpen.
Lu Wanwan had never felt so uneasy; wasn't it self-defeating to have her ask this kind of question?
She didn't hear an answer for a moment.
