In fact, when Su Nian and Luoz arrived at the restaurant, Vanke and the others had already begun their meal, and were nearly finished. Su Nian's face became upset. Was it really necessary to embarrass her like this just because they valued the company more than her?
She glanced at Luoz. Neither of them intended to sit down. Su Nian looked directly at Vanke, "Grandfather, is there something you called me here for? I'm very tired."
The implication was clear: if there's something to say, say it quickly. If not, I'm leaving.
Vanke glanced at her dismissively, put down his chopsticks, and pointed to the seat opposite, "Sit down and talk, standing there doesn't look good."
"I've been sitting all day and I'm tired." Out of nowhere, Su Nian felt a sense of grievance and her tone turned cold.
