C14 Different Roads

The next morning, she woke up early. Before Xia Yu Chen and Aunt Tan had even woken up, Fang Xiaoran helped Aunt Liu prepare breakfast. When he went downstairs to eat, the two of them looked at each other without speaking.

"Xiao Lu, if you have nothing else to do, you can just watch TV at home or go out and play. "In the evening, I'm going to visit Chen'er's grandpa's house. Accompany me there. After work, I'll call you. We'll go buy some things." Aunt Tan said.

Xia Yu Chen looked at her mother and Fang Xiaoran in disbelief. What were they doing?

Arriving at the office, just like every day, Xia Yu Chen first looked through Governor Xu's work arrangements for yesterday, the same day and the next day, then organized the documents at the head of the table. Those that needed urgent attention were placed at the right hand side, followed by the most important ones at the left hand side. Then, he read through the documents that needed his signature. After confirming that there were no mistakes, he signed his name. What needed to be presented to Governor Xu was that he needed to read them carefully. Even the punctuation marks couldn't go wrong.

At eight-thirty, Governor Xu went to his office, and Xia Yu Chen took his schedule there. She brought a small notebook with her so that he could record the arrangements of the Leader.

Three years ago, after returning home with a master's degree in economics from the London School of Economics, Xia was placed in the governor's office as his secretary. Although this position was arranged by his family, he was recognized by Governor Xu because of his excellent English and professional standards. As a result, after more than two years as a secretary, the governor's office staff changed, and Governor Xu personally appointed Xia Yu Chen as the deputy director of the office. Apart from that, Xia Yu Chen was a very meticulous and prudent person. This was also the reason why Governor Xu liked her.

After becoming the Deputy Director, Xia Yuchen was mainly responsible for outreach and economic aspects. Although his English was excellent, he took special care not to make mistakes in the language, since the usual correspondence was mostly in Chinese. As a result, his demands on the documents he had taken over had reached a point where they were almost harsh.

"The Canadian Agricultural Exchange. When will it be?" Governor Xu asked after signing his name.

"We'll be there at 4: 10 on Sunday afternoon. We've already informed Director Chen of the Agricultural Hall to pick up the plane. Meet them again at half past six. " Xia Yu Chen said.

"Make the arrangements so that he won't feel uncomfortable!" Governor Xu said.

"Don't worry, I've already warned everyone about it. I'll go and confirm it again later." Xia Yu Chen said.

After that, he left the governor's office, walked into the main office, and called out the staff responsible for the reception and explained everything to them.

Every day's work seemed to be repeated like this, starting on a busy morning like this.

During the day, Fang Xiaoran helped Auntie Liu do household chores and shopping. Around 4 PM, Aunt Tan called Fang Xiaoran to let her out.

Fang Xiaoran knew that Xia Yuchen's grandfather had once retired from his position as the provincial army's deputy political committee. Many of his family members held important positions in the military. Now, Grandpa Xia was still living in a large courtyard in the military sector.

Although his father was born in the military, his father had already left the army when Fang Xiaoran was still in the family. His father had told him about the army and the soldiers. After school, she also had classmates in that courtyard, but those children were completely different from her. They had troop cars to pick up at school, and she walked alone, whether it was windy or windy or the sun or the snow. However, she would never be envious of them. What she was proud of was not her family background, but her excellent academic performance. Ever since she was a child, she had tried her best to make her parents proud of her, all the way until today.