CH 3

Speaking of the President, the Stand-in observed for a while and thought that the President was quite interesting. He was practically like a handsome, high-powered businessman gong from a novel.

The so-called handsome, high-powered businessman gong is like the weather, cloudy and unpredictable.

When he is happy, the President will stand by and watch him prepare his meal. Hug him from behind, steal the freshly cooked food, and praise him for his skill. 

When he is unhappy, the dinner table is lifted for you.

Sometimes when the President is angry, he will ask him to get out, saying that he shows that stinky face to everyone all day long, and if he doesn’t want to stay, he will get out by himself.

Hearing that, his heart tightened and he hurriedly begged him: I’m not leaving!

Seeing him begging for mercy, the President’s expression improved.

He also said: If you dismiss me, I will not resign voluntarily. I have to get N+1.

In the end, he didn’t get N+1 but got overtime pay.

12

Of course, the President Daren can be gentle when he wants to. Sometimes, when he is in a good mood and it just happens to have no work. The President will sit on the sofa with him in his arms, and the two will nestle together on the sofa while watching TV.

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“Tbe’nf uba clmf tjcvr.”

“Hmmm.” The Stand-in received pay just for watching TV.

The President’s fingers are intertwined with his, and there is a sense of intimacy that goes beyond the financial backer and the keep man.

The President whispered, “Look at us. Don’t we look like we’re in love?” 

“Like.” The Stand-in sees the highlights and responds casually.

The President thought it was wrong when he finished saying that, so changed his words to: “Do you deserve it?”

The Stand-in’s expression suddenly changed. He shut his mouth and looked unbearably sad, but pretended to be strong. 

When the President saw this, he finally changed his tune once again, “I’m just joking with you.”

The Stand-in’s expression instantly returned to normal again.

The President feels a little wonderful, a little sour, and an indescribable feeling. 

The Stand-in’s heart felt relieved. Shit, he almost laughed when he saw a funny scene just now. If he didn’t hold it back hard enough, he certainly must be squealing pig again. It’s really not easy to watch TV with pay.

13

The President usually cherishes words like gold, but he talks a lot when he is in a good mood. 

Especially the President, who has recently been engrossed in romantic behaviors. He always likes to hold the Stand-in and talk about nothing, and he always likes to touch the Stand-in’s head and hair while talking.

One day, the President suddenly exploded the story of himself and the White Moonlight.

It turned out that White Moonlight was the President’s senior high school deskmate. He was a cheerful, literary and artistic teenager with a good family background and was very talented. The President missed the opportunity to confess when the White Moonlight went abroad to study after graduating from high school. 

When the President finished, he found that the Stand-in had never answered.

The President asked, “What? Jealous?”

In fact, the Stand-in just doesn’t know what to say. Others go out to socialize and listen to the boss’s boasting or can also eat vegetables to pass the time. Now he can only be held by the President by gripping his hair and he can’t do anything. 

Suddenly, the President said something inexplicably: “I’m not trying to compare you with him.”

The Stand-in hurriedly said, “He and I are like heaven and earth. How dare I compare with him.”

“Then why didn’t you speak? I thought you were jealous.”

“When a monkey is pressed by another monkey to catch lice, it usually doesn’t talk.”

The Stand-in was almost bald from the grip of the President.

14

After talking about his high school memories, the President asked the Stand-in again: “What were you doing in high school?”

The Stand-in was silent and didn’t talk. Finally, he looked at the clock and he still said.

The Stand-in’s tone was slow and understated, as if he were talking about something unrelated to himself.

However, when he finished speaking, the President hugged him tightly and said in a dumb voice: “I will treat you well in the future.”

The Stand-in looked at the clock and was very moved. 

Great, the time is well controlled. The overtime is just right, and the overtime pay is in hand.