With Love and Time

I rushed to Luo Shi all the way without stopping, even car sickness. When I appeared in the Luo's Personnel Department, it was less than three hours before Luo's phone called me.

The person in charge of the personnel department gave me a certificate of Luo's intern employee, and then told me to go to the 57th floor. I took the elevator to the fifty-seventh floor, and just out of the elevator door, I heard a string of fluent Japanese. I thought it was Japanese, but when I walked around the corner, I saw a young girl hung up the phone , And said to the people around him in Chinese: "Mr. Nakata said that he would fly back to Japan at 7 o'clock in the evening. Now he can give us thirty-five minutes to prepare and follow me to the Long Island Hotel."

I appeared in front of them, they didn't even look at me, wearing professional attire, stepping on high heels, and walking past me quickly.

I continued to walk inside, and soon saw a glass door more than ten meters long. Through the glass door, I saw men and women in formal wear. They were sitting on office chairs looking at the hands. Documents, or answering the phone, some people gathered together in twos and threes, not knowing what they were talking about.

The closer I got, the languages ​​of Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean filled my ears. I seemed to have arrived at a United Nations conference hall, feeling uneasy and inexplicably excited.

Everyone is so busy that there is no time to even look up at me. I stood at the gate, neither entering nor retreating, and finally I found a nearly suitable opportunity to stop the fifth person passing in front of me.

"Well, hello, I am a clerk who came to the translation department for an internship."

The woman standing in front of me looks at least one or two years older than me. She is wearing a white chiffon shirt, tight jeans underneath, and a pair of high heels at least eight centimeters on her feet. She is kind, so I dared to talk to her hastily.

The woman looked at me with a hint of surprise in her eyes, and asked aloud: "Are you here for an internship in the translation department?"

I nodded and smiled and said, "Senior, hello, my name is Liang Zijin."

The woman smiled and said, "Hello, my name is Wang Huining."

auzw.com I was just about to talk about it, but Wang Huining still said in surprise: "Isn’t the interviews of various departments just entering the preliminary stage? I haven’t heard of any department that has recruited interns How did you come here?"

Hearing what she said, I was also stunned. After a few seconds, I subconsciously handed over the certificate in my hand and said: "I received a call from the personnel department in the afternoon, saying that I passed the interview with the translation department. do not know either"

Seeing the document in my hand, Wang Huining also knew that I didn't lie. As soon as she rolled her eyes, she quickly smiled and said, "Oh, then I will take you to the minister's office first."

I followed Wang Huining, and along the way, someone finally turned their eyes to me, or to say, to the intern employee certificate hanging on my chest.

Standing in front of the door with the minister's office sign, Wang Huining smiled and said, "Knock on the door yourself and go in."

I nodded and thanked: "Thank you, senior."

Wang Huining smiled and replied: "Don't be seniors, you call me old, are you a fresh graduate?"

I nodded, and Wang Huining said, "I graduated the year before, and I am older than you. Just call me sister."

I immediately yelled sweetly, "Okay, please help Huining sister in the future."

Wang Huining smiled and said: "We are coming to Japan for a long time, you go first and say hello to the minister."

Wang Huining stepped on high heels to leave. I took a deep breath and knocked on the door three times with moderate strength. I have been thinking that the head of Luo's translation department must be an old man, but after the knock on the door fell, I heard a woman's voice in the room: "Enter."

There is only one word, simple and neat commands. I was slightly surprised and opened the door to enter.