Ms. Tan Is The Real Boss

Chapter 1318: 1317 is very awesome

After dinner, Tan Rou had a conversation with Mr. Lin, and the two hit it off well. Mr. Lin had many unique insights, which pleased Tan Rou because talking to Mr. Lin wasn’t tiring at all; she just had to pose a question, and he could immediately provide an answer.

While Tan Rou was talking with Mr. Lin, Hang Wei could only stand by as part of the backdrop, feeling for the first time that his own mouth was clumsy, unable to say a word.

But it wasn’t just him who was at a loss for words; inside there were several other people looking bewildered, too bad they didn’t speak the language. Even if Hang Wei wanted to chat with these brothers, it wasn’t certain they would understand what he was saying.

“Lin, what are you talking about that’s so amusing?” Laka came back with a cheerful stride after browsing around; he was holding a very delicate metal ornament in his hand, “Lin, take a look. This is from a pretty girl over there, and even though I didn’t understand her, she was very kind.”Nôv(el)B\\jnn

Shang Jin came down from the escalator and said to Tan Rou, “My goodness, it’s so hard to understand these foreigners; he babbled on and on, and I couldn’t understand a word. But fortunately, we were able to communicate through sign language, and it seemed he liked the metal ornament in my hand, so I gave it to him.”

It wasn’t until she got closer that she saw there were so many people, “Huh? Why are there so many people here? Are you having a party or something?”

Tan Rou introduced, “This is Mr. Lin, a local here. As for the foreign friend you just gave the gift to, his background is quite significant.”

Jokingly, Shang Jin said, “What, is he a prince from some country?”

Tan Rou nodded, “Indeed, he is a prince.”

Shang Jin’s smile froze on her face. She’d never seen a prince this big in her life. In her understanding, princes only existed in fairy tales. Seeing a live prince for the first time, she was a bit curious.

So Shang Jin ran over to Laka’s side and looked up at the prince, thinking although he was quite handsome, his clothes were very ordinary, not at all like a wealthy prince.

Oh, maybe his country is poor, because not all princes are rich.

“Prince, can you ride a white horse?” Shang Jin asked with a raised eyebrow.

Laka didn’t understand what Shang Jin was saying, but since she had just given him an ornament, he still felt kindly toward her. Shang Jin smiled at him, and he smiled back, only Laka’s smile was so ingenuous it made him look both adorable and a bit silly.

This made Shang Jin laugh. Covering her mouth, she said with mirth, “Tan Rou, don’t you think his smile is a bit like a Shiba Inu?”

Tan Rou coughed seriously and said, “We shouldn’t describe our friend like that.” Even if it’s accurate, Shang Jin shouldn’t say it aloud—Laka might not understand, but Mr. Lin might and could end up translating for Laka.

“A friend?” Shang Jin questioned, “Since when did you have such a foreign friend?”

Tan Rou replied, “We just met.”

To prevent Shang Jin from saying anything that might disrupt the peace between the two countries, Tan Rou quickly changed the subject and spoke in the language of Country J to Laka and Mr. Lin, “Prince Laka, Mr. Lin, this is our TR designer, Shang Jin. The relaxing massage equipment you saw earlier was developed by her.”

“Wow!” Laka exclaimed in astonishment, “The girls in your country are amazing! Lin told me you are a very outstanding scientist, and then your employee is also a girl and a very powerful scientist, so the girls in your country are not only pretty fairies but also fierce scientists!”

After speaking, he gave Tan Rou and the others a “thumbs up.” This was something Mr. Lin had taught him: whenever someone is impressive, Laka could give them a thumbs up—a way of praising that would never be wrong.

As Tan Rou had learned the language of Country J and understood its culture, she knew Country J was a monarchy, and their king was the supreme ruler, usually succeeded by men. It was rare for women in Country J to work, so Laka found Tan Rou and her colleagues incredibly impressive, not just for working but also for being exceptional, truly worthy of admiration.