Sticking to Mr.Chairman in This Life-Chapter 963: An Especially Familiar Feeling

This strange feeling of déjà vu came so unexpectedly.

She couldn’t recall it for a moment.

Ye Mubai was the first to sit on the chair, and Su Ge hurriedly went over to sit beside him.

The Empress glanced at the two with a smile, then instructed someone to serve tea.

The Empress seemed to care a lot about health; the tea wasn’t made from any expensive leaves, but rather some herbal tea.

It suited Su Ge’s taste.

Girls generally like these beauty-enhancing things.

As soon as they got off the plane, they drove here; she hadn’t had a chance to drink any water along the way. As soon as the servant left, Su Ge picked up the teacup and took a small sip.

The tea was sweet as it entered the mouth. After swallowing, you could feel a slight bitterness, and finally, it left a faint floral fragrance in the mouth, with an endless aftertaste.

Although she had tasted various teas at the Chu Family, such a special herbal tea was her first.

Su Ge’s eyes immediately brightened, and she looked down at the tea.

She found the tea soaked with rare flower species; Su Ge could only recognize one or two kinds, the rest were unfamiliar.

"Is it tasty?"

The Empress’s voice suddenly sounded, and Su Ge looked up in surprise, only to see the Empress looking at her with a kindly smile.

"Yes, delicious." Su Ge awkwardly replied, then put the cup down a bit reservedly.

The Empress nodded with a smile and looked at Ye Mubai, "Mr. Ye, is this your student?"

"Indeed."

Ye Mubai also took a sip of tea, only putting down the cup when answering the Empress’s question.

"She’s indeed a lovely girl." The Empress once again shifted her gaze to Su Ge, "I don’t know why, but looking at this girl, she seems particularly familiar."

"You’re being too kind." Su Ge slightly lowered her head, humbly replying.

The Empress was so amiable; perhaps she felt close to everyone.

Yet she did have an inexplicable sense of familiarity with the Empress.

But it’s said the Empress had never left A Country, so she couldn’t have met her.

Of course, even if the Empress had left A Country, with her status, Su Ge wouldn’t have had a chance to meet her.

Seeing Su Ge’s modesty, the Empress gave her a deeper look, then turned her gaze to Ye Mubai, "Mr. Ye, shall we talk about business now?"

The Empress was straightforward, quickly getting to the point after a few pleasantries.

The Empress and Ye Mubai discussed business, in which Su Ge had little to say.

However, she listened attentively to the details of the collaboration.

The Empress wanted to purchase a large quantity of medicine from the Ye Family.

Regarding the sourcing of medicinal ingredients, the Empress had very high standards.

Ye Mubai didn’t show any difficulty with the Empress’s demands, only setting a high price.

A Country was wealthy, and the Empress agreed without hesitation.

Thus, the business was concluded cleanly and efficiently.

Su Ge thought she was just brought along by Ye Mubai for the experience, but after they finalized the deal, Ye Mubai suddenly glanced at her and said to the Empress, "For this cooperation, I will entrust Xiao Ge with the responsibility for sourcing medicinal materials. If your people are not assured, they can contact her anytime."

What?

Su Ge looked at Ye Mubai in bewilderment.

The Empress had specifically emphasized the importance of sourcing medicinal materials, yet he entrusted such responsibility not to a trustworthy person, but to her?

...Does he really trust her judgment and ability that much?

No, even if he trusts her, does the Empress trust her?