Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks

Chapter 876: Flower Vase CEO

The secretary locked the office door, then said to Zhang Jiasen who was sitting on the sofa, “Jiasen, wasn’t the chairman leaving the position of CEO open for you? Why is Miao Miaomiao coming to work now? She doesn’t even know anything.”

Zhang Jiasen rubbed his forehead as he pressed his lips together. “She won’t be able to persist with this for long. She’s not cut out for it.”

The secretary then said, “Maybe she just wants to go to work with you.” The secretary’s tone contained a bit of jealousy as she said this.

Zhang Jiasen took a deep breath, then said, “You should understand my feelings. You should know what my feelings are for you and what they’re like for Miao Miaomiao.”

When the secretary saw that Zhang Jiasen wasn’t happy, she tried to console him. “Jiasen, it’ll be fine. You’re the most amazing man I’ve ever seen.”

Zhang Jiasen thought for a moment, then he called his house. The one that picked up was his mom.

Zhang Jiasen directly asked, “Mom, how was Miaomiao doing while she was at home?”

“How else? Like normal, doing what a daughter-in-law should be doing,” replied Zhang Jiasen’s mother, unconcerned. Her volume was a little loud so even the secretary heard.

When Zhang Jiasen found out that his mother had Miao Miaomiao do all sorts of rough labor and even had her go cut the ragweed, his eyebrows jumped and he couldn’t stop himself from saying, “Mom, how could you have her do those things? She can’t do them anyways.”

Zhang Jiasen’s mother immediately raised her voice. “Why can’t she do them? As the daughter-in-law, it’s only right that she works! Everyone else’s daughter-in-law is like this, so what do you mean by she can’t do these things? Since she’s married you, she’s someone of the Zhang family. She’s feeling wronged just because of doing a little work? She complained to you?”

Zhang Jiasen rubbed his forehead. When he found out what the family had been eating, he said helplessly, “You and Dad are no longer young, so eat better things. Treat your bodies properly.”

Zhang Jiasen’s mother immediately laughed. She enjoyed Zhang Jiasen’s concern a lot and she told Zhang Jiasen to look after himself as well. In any case, during this entire conversation she never mentioned Miao Miaomiao, this daughter-in-law.

Zhang Jiasen ended the call. At the very least, he knew now why Miao Miaomiao was strangely quiet with him now. She was clearly angry.

The first day of work, Father Miao brought Ning Shu around to get familiar with the situation of each department. He even brought Ning Shu to see the clothes processing factory.

The entire way, Ning Shu was recording nonstop in her notebook. She was able to pinpoint some traces of corrupt activities.

For example, a lot of the material used to make the clothes were wasted and the workers didn’t seem to have any work ethnic and were very lazy.

There was a need to set up a regulation system.

Ning Shu was quite sure that Zhang Jiasen had noticed these problems, so why didn’t he say anything and just allowed the company to go on like this?

He seemed to be waiting for this company to become entirely his before fixing it up.

In the original storyline, Zhang Jiasen had indeed made the company grow and it even floated on the market. However, at that time Miao Miaomiao had been so out of it that she didn’t know about anything.

After walking for an entire day, Ning Shu’s legs were a bit sore. For the rest of the day, she checked through all sorts of company material to understand the company’s stocking and distribution channels.

She had to understand the company as quickly as possible to protect Father Miao’s many years of hard work.

Ning Shu lifted her wrist to check her watch. It was time to get off work, but she decided to stay up late to read through these materials.

At this time, there came knocking from outside. Ning Shu was a little surprised because during this entire day, not a single person had come to the CEO’s office. No one had looked for her.

They seem to be treating her as a flower vase.