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Early the next day, Annabelle went to Yun Rui to expedite her resignation.
After yesterday’s episode, she was certain that Yun Rui will no longer be her place to stay. She handed her resignation to the HR department, and that caused the manager, Madam Chung to be very puzzled.
“Miss Xia, you just joined the company yesterday, and decided to resign today? Is anything bothering you here?”
“Madam Chung, my sincerest apology for the inconveniences caused, but this is due to personal reasons, it has nothing to do with the company!”
“I see. What a shame. We could really use a competent person like you!”
Annabelle gave her an apologetic smile. She had good impression towards Madam Chung and respected her dearly.
Madam Chung reviewed the letter and said, “Let me pass this to the president.”
“Absolutely.” Annabelle replied.
Shortly after, Madam Chung returned from the president’s office, “Miss Xia,” She called out, “Mr. Mu asked you to drop by his office.”
Annabelle troublesomely frowned, “Must I go?”
“I’m afraid so. Your letter is with him and he specifically called for your presence.”
Annabelle nodded weakly, “Noted. Thank you Madam Chung.”
“If it’s possible, don’t leave. We would love for you to stay!” Madam Chung persuaded earnestly.
Annabelle bowed and smiled back politely, she then braced herself and trudged towards his office.
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