I Get A Random New Occupation Every Week Chapter 2022: Female Boss

Chapter 2022: Female Boss

Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Led by the waitress, the group reached the innermost booth on the first floor.

The s.p.a.ce wasn’t large, but it was sufficient for five people without feeling cramped.

After everyone sat down, Chen Teng pushed the menu toward Tang Li.

“Auntie, feel free to order whatever you like. The food here is all quite good.”

“I’m fine with anything. Just order according to your young people’s tastes.”

Zhou Xinyu didn’t stand on ceremony and took the menu.

“I know my mom’s preferences, I’ll order for her.”

Zhou Xinyu quickly selected four dishes from the menu, then pushed it back to Chen Teng.

“I’ve ordered, the rest is up to you.”

Chen Teng was courteous and did not order but instead handed the menu to Yan Ci.

“Cousin, see if there’s anything you’d like to eat, just go ahead and order,” Chen Teng said politely.

“I’m not picky, and I don’t eat much. Besides, we’re all family here, four dishes are enough, no need to waste.”

Hearing Yan Ci’s words, Chen Teng was somewhat impressed.

Xinyu’s cousin was indeed frugal—suggesting that five people eat just four dishes was truly a homemaker’s mindset.

“That won’t do. There are five of us, four dishes are simply not enough,” Chen Teng said with a smile.

“I’ll just order a few more.”

With ease and familiarity, Chen Teng ordered another four dishes, making a total of eight, which was quite a feast.

“Please wait a moment.”

After taking the order, the waitress left with a smile, maintaining a courteous demeanor throughout without any sign of impatience.

At the same time, a tall, elegant woman entered from outside.

The woman, likely in her thirties, was dressed in a fiery red, form-fitting suit dress, with her hair neatly tied up, giving off a very professional air.

But what was most striking about her was her curvaceous figure, which was truly stunning.

The woman’s name was Yun Shu, and she was the owner of Furong Xiang.

In the upper echelons of Zhonghai society, she was quite well-known, with deep connections among many high-ranking officials and wealthy merchants, even earning the t.i.tle of Zhonghai’s top socialite.

Yun Shu herself didn’t mind this t.i.tle; in fact, she embraced it.

“Ms. Yun.”

Seeing the woman in the red dress, the waitress gave a slight bow and greeted her.

“How’s business tonight?”

Yun Shu casually asked.

“Everything’s going well. All the reserved guests have arrived, and as the manager said, the place is full of distinguished guests,” the waitress replied with a smile.

“Good, thank you for your hard work.”

“You’re too kind, Ms. Yun.”

Yun Shu nodded and didn’t linger on the first floor, heading upstairs instead.

However, as she reached the platform on the second floor, Yun Shu unexpectedly paused.

A glint of sharpness flashed in her eyes.

She had spotted a figure at a table inside that she couldn’t afford to overlook!

She was certain that the man sitting in the corner, looking at his phone, was Lin Yi, the president of Lingyun Group!

Lin Yi’s ident.i.ty was quite concealed.

Aside from the top-tier elites in the business world, almost no one knew that he was the president of Lingyun Group. Most believed Qi Xianzhao was the real president.

But in reality, that outstanding young man was the true mastermind behind Lingyun Group!

It was his presence that had propelled Lingyun Group to the peak!

Yun Shu couldn’t understand why someone of Lin Yi’s stature would come to her establishment to eat. The level of the place didn’t match him at all.

It was like imagining Mr. Ma, a billionaire, dining at a small noodle shop during his private time.

With that thought, Yun Shu glanced at the others at Lin Yi’s table.

Judging by their attire, they seemed like ordinary people and didn’t show any special respect toward him.

It seemed they didn’t know his ident.i.ty.

Otherwise, not just in Zhonghai, but in all of Huaxia, no one could dine with him with such a calm demeanor.

A smile tugged at the corners of Yun Shu’s mouth, a glimmer of craftiness in her eyes.

“Ms. Yun, you’re here.”

While Yun Shu was observing Lin Yi, she heard someone greet her nearby.

Looking up, she saw it was the manager.

“Don’t go just yet; I have a question for you.”

“What is it, Ms. Yun?” the manager asked, leaning in.

Yun Shu pointed to Lin Yi’s table. “Who reserved table A17?”

The restaurant had a reservation system, so with a quick check, it was easy to find out who had booked a table.

This information was crucial for Yun Shu. If Lin Yi had personally reserved the table, she would need to show some gesture of acknowledgment.

“One moment, I’ll check.”

The manager took out a device resembling a mobile phone and looked it up, saying:

“It was reserved by someone named Chen Teng.”

“You even remember his name?”

“He’s a civil servant in the industrial sector. I figured he might be useful in the future, so I gave him a priority booking, which is why I remember him.”

“So he’s just a minor civil servant.”

“Ms. Yun, should we give that table some special attention, perhaps send them a complimentary dish or something?”

“I’ll handle this, just follow my lead.”

“Understood.”

Meanwhile, after ordering, Chen Teng started chatting.

“The service here in the big city is really good,” Tang Li said quietly.

“In our third-tier city, if you take too long to order, the waitstaff will roll their eyes at you.”

“This sort of thing does happen in other cities, but it’s rare here in Zhonghai,” Chen Teng remarked.

“Actually, I think people who look down on others are everywhere. The waitress here is being so polite to us because she knows Chen Teng is a civil servant. Otherwise, she wouldn’t be so courteous.”

As she spoke, Zhou Xinyu practically had her nose in the air.

“Indeed, a civil servant’s job is stable, with guaranteed income regardless of circ.u.mstances. It’s a bit better than other jobs.”

It was clear that Tang Li was quite satisfied with Chen Teng’s job.

“Absolutely, and it’s not just about job stability; the benefits are good too. If you go to the hospital, the registration and check-ups are all reimbursed, so it doesn’t cost much,” Zhou Xinyu added.

“It’s not like those who work outside, where the job may seem respectable and the income is good, but it’s not stable at all. I have a friend who started a business a few years ago. It was going well at first, making millions every year, but last year he suddenly lost everything. Not only did he end up not making any money, but he also lost over 2 million, and now he has to take the bus everywhere—what a disaster.”

Sitting nearby, Lin Yi, while playing on his phone, caught Zhou Xinyu’s subtle jabs.

She was clearly mocking Yan Ci’s job, though her method of ridicule was quite crude.

Instinctively, Lin Yi glanced at Yan Ci and saw that she was still smiling, unaffected by the remarks.

“Every job has its advantages, and you can’t generalize,” Tang Li said.

“Why can’t you generalize?” Zhou Xinyu retorted, slightly aggrieved.

“What I just mentioned is only a small part. The biggest advantage of being a civil servant is having a certain social status. Take making a reservation, for example—others need to book a week in advance, but Chen Teng just had to make a call, and he got us a priority booking. Not everyone has that kind of pull.”