When she reached the sixteenth floor, she had truly become a rare animal for them to look at. Everyone was pointing and commenting from head to toe. Finally, she couldn't help but say, "What are you looking at? If you're so curious, then go ask your general manager, you'll know." Nina roared angrily, "Other than pointing and pointing, what else do you know? A bunch of gossipers who don't know right from wrong."
Leonard heard the noise outside, dropped the documents in his hand, and walked out the door.
The people on the entire floor immediately disappeared as if they had disappeared, and only Nina was left standing there, angry. She raised her head and saw Leonard standing five meters away with his hands clasped behind his back, his expression calm.
"How is it?" He asked.
"I don't
