Chapter 3 — Female Hostess Behind the Scenes Full

She is his most powerful arm, his best teammate, and his most intimate lover. The entire company, no one knows. It's just me. To Dich Y - female head of the To family. Like a piece of porcelain living in the past, displayed in the house, no one cares. Lam Man's call was nothing more than a puncture through the window paper that everyone could see. Over the years, every unusual financial transfer, every strange personnel change in the company, has been sent to my personal inbox every week in encrypted email. I hung up the phone and looked at To Duong's back, studying attentively in the study room. A girl's high school life is about to end. That also means— The era of To Dich Y, is about to return.5 Not long after his daughter graduated from high school, the company celebrated its thirty-year anniversary. I have been away from work for many years, and am no longer used to handling company matters. But that evening, I still decided to attend the gala. The moment I walked into the hall holding Cu The Quan's arm, I knew - tonight was Dai Tam's stage. I wore a custom-made champagne gold evening gown, elegant yet aloof. As for Dai Tam, she wore a long dark blue dress, the color matching Cu The Quan's tie. It was as if the two of them were truly a well-prepared couple. "Mr. Cu, President Tran, they've been waiting for a long time." She expertly handed the glass of wine to Cu The Quan, almost without noticing my presence. He patted my hand gently as if to comfort me, took the glass of wine, then quickly said: "Find a place to sit first, I'll come out and say hello." And then was led away by Dai Tam, blending into the center of the sounds of clinking glasses and congratulations. I was left on the spot. Not long after, the surrounding whispers began to resound like a tidal wave, not bothering to hide it. "Is that Mr. Cu's wife? Why does it feel like... temperament cannot compare to Director Dai's." "Shh! Keep it low. But really, look at Director Dai and Mr. Cu standing next to each other, they are truly a talented and beautiful girl, a perfect match." "That's right, I heard that she withdrew from the company a long time ago, knowing full well that Mr. Cu likes Director Doi but still doesn't care. Dare to cause trouble." "What can I say, over the past thirty years, at least fifteen years, the country was created by Director Dai and General Cu. If I were a man, I would also choose her!" I still kept the smile on my face, as if I hadn't heard anything. Soon, a girl wearing an intern name tag, holding a glass of wine, her eyes full of passionate admiration, walked quickly towards Dai Tam, but was blocked in front of me by a passing customer. She looked uncomfortable, turned around and avoided me. Her eyes fell on me and she frowned. "Hello." The girl's tone carried an arrogant scrutiny. "This area is reserved for guests at the main table, to avoid affecting the interaction between Director Dai and distinguished guests. Please do not linger here." After speaking, she deliberately tilted her chin towards Dai Tam. Obviously trying to get points. Dai Tam caught a glimpse of this scene, his lips curled into a deeper smile, but he had absolutely no intention of helping me. Everyone around me was waiting to see me humiliated. Before I could open my mouth, Cu The Quan's assistant rushed over and said in a serious voice: "Vuong Nhuy, this is Mr. Cu's wife, Ms. To."6 The intern's face was bloodless and she immediately bowed her head and apologized. Cu The Quan turned his head to look at me, as if signaling that he was still paying attention and was handling it. But if it weren't for the past ten years, he deliberately avoided mentioning his family and avoided talking about marriage in interviews. If not intentionally raising the level of manifestation

Dai Tam's representative in the company. I'm not at the point where people look down on me like this. He walked straight to the main table, pulled out the chair next to him, motioning for me to sit down. Only then did I realize that the seats at the main table were arranged very oddly. Cu The Quan sat in the center, Dai Tam and I sat on both sides, creating an arrangement that was both stable and awkward. He leisurely unbuttoned his jacket, slightly awkwardly added: "Don't misunderstand, Dai Tam often sits next to me to help me drink less, so it's become a habit." It's time for the congratulatory speech. As a veteran "public servant", Dai Tam was the first to speak. She raised her glass of wine and looked at everyone, but her eyes were only fixed on Cu The Quan's face. "For the past ten years, I have devoted all my youth and enthusiasm to the company. The person I want to thank the most is CEO Cu." Her voice was choked, filled with emotions. "Thank you, for protecting me and creating a big sky for me. Over the years, the company has been my family, and CEO Cu is my relative. me!” The two words “relatives”, she emphasized very strongly. All eyes in the hall, like headlights, simultaneously shone straight at me. 7 At this point I raised my head, smiled at Dai Tam, and gently said: "Director Dai said it very well, The Quan and I have always considered you family." I paused for a moment, then changed my tone, my smile became even deeper: "It's like our whole family really likes baby Vien Vien." "It's been a long time, but there are feelings, right?" Dai Tam blushed a little. Her cheeks turned red and she asked curiously: "Vien Vien? What part are you in?"