School Hunk or Childhood Sweetheart?-Chapter 400 - 401: Quietly Being an Invisible Presence

Xiao Yao smiled at Shen Weiyi and said, "It seems that the staff at our branch office are all quite energetic."

The branch office leader beside them offered an embarrassed smile and said, "Everyone is usually very serious about their work. It’s just that the news of Mr. Shen coming has made them too excited all at once."

He then made a welcoming gesture towards Shen Weiyi, "Mr. Shen, please come inside."

As for Chen Rong, from the moment she entered the company, she had always been shrinking back quietly, playing the role of an inconspicuous presence.

The person in charge of the branch office, Lin Yao, accompanied Shen Weiyi, and as soon as she appeared, the office quieted down instantly.

Everyone’s gaze fell upon Shen Weiyi’s face.

So this was the Princess. She really was beautiful, but perhaps a bit too young.

People couldn’t help but wonder, being so young, could she really manage a company effectively?

Lin Yao clapped his hands and said, "Let’s all take a break for a moment. I’d like to introduce you to the new Younger Mr. Shen from the head office, who will be working with us from now on. Let’s welcome Younger Mr. Shen."

A round of applause rang out from below instantly.

Shen Weiyi, who didn’t like the sentimental approach, simply nodded lightly, "Hello, everyone, I’m Shen Weiyi. I hope we can have a pleasant cooperation in the future."

"Mr. Shen, shall I take you to see your office?"

Lin Yao led her inside and didn’t forget to instruct the assistant beside him, "These two are new colleagues who have been transferred here with Younger Mr. Shen from the head office. Take them to process their entry formalities and meanwhile find them some seats as well."

"Understood, President Lin," the assistant smiled at Xiao Yao and Chen Rong, "Please follow me."

Everyone watched as Shen Weiyi, Xiao Yao, and Chen Rong left, instinctively regarding the latter two as Shen Weiyi’s confidants.

It seemed that the head office had arranged for them to come along because they were concerned about Princess coming by herself.

Everyone treated the two newcomers extremely courteously, helping tidy their desks and offering them tea and water.

Chen Rong had originally thought that after arriving at the branch office, she would probably be treated just like any other new employee, facing exclusion and difficulties at work. However, she hadn’t expected the new colleagues to be so enthusiastic. It was a treatment she had not received even after three years at the head office, and she was momentarily overwhelmed by the unexpected welcome.

However, it wasn’t long before colleagues began to approach her, subtly trying to find out about Shen Weiyi’s daily routine and preferences.

Being seasoned veterans of the workplace, Chen Rong almost immediately realized their courtesy was not because the branch office staff were easygoing or because she had been transferred from the head office, but because of Shen Weiyi.

In the end, she still benefited from the other person’s influence.

She felt a mixture of emotions.

The branch office had not been established long and many businesses were still in development. The main purpose of the head office sending people over was to optimize the staff combination, make it more rational, and facilitate business expansion.

Shen Weiyi had just arrived at the branch office and was not in a hurry to achieve immediate results; instead, she first focused on ensuring a smooth business handover and transition. Then she proceeded to sort out interpersonal relationships.

Only by being well-prepared could she hope to achieve twice the results with half the effort.

In the following period, Shen Weiyi was very busy. Although people at the branch office were respectful to her on the surface, they didn’t stop trying to trip her up behind the scenes.

Shen Weiyi had anticipated this, but it was still inevitably hectic. Fortunately, she had brought Xiao Yao with her, who had helped resolve many issues.

Before realizing it, more than half a month had passed since she had transferred to the branch office.