Chapter 146: Secretary Qiao Climbed a High Branch

phone-reading

"Assistant Meng, do you call less often? Is something wrong with Secretary Qiao, do you need my help?"

Su Qianfei has been paying attention to the movement here, and as soon as Meng Fang finished talking on the phone, she came over with red eyes.

Because of Su Qianfei's words, all the others paid attention.

Meng Fang paid attention to the eyes of other people, and said with a slightly sullen face: "No need, it's not a big deal, but Secretary Qiao has a fever. I will call the private doctor to come. I'm here to make sure everything is fine. You should leave."

"How can that be!" Su Qianfei refused a little excitedly, and tears overflowed from her red eyes.

"I was the one who caused Secretary Qiao to fall into the swimming pool...I, although I didn't do it on purpose, and I never thought that it would cause Secretary Qiao's fever, but...but it happened because of me.

Assistant Meng, please, take the medicine and take me in with you. I want to take care of Secretary Qiao! "

Su Qianfei showed a sincere and guilty expression.

She seemed genuinely guilty and wanted to make amends.

Meng Fang was a little embarrassed: "The less you have no instructions, it's better for others not to go in and disturb you. Okay, I will convey your thoughts to Secretary Qiao for you. If you have less, just watch inside. The rest of you should leave. I'm going to notify the doctor."

After finishing speaking, Meng Fangfang ignored the probing eyes of Su Qianfei and others, and hurried to find antipyretics.

Watching Meng Fang leave, Su Qianfei's anxious, anxious, restless eyes wanted to stare out of their sockets.

What is "the less you have to watch"?

What is Yue Shao's identity, why should he take care of Qiao Mu'er, why didn't he come out after sending Qiao Muer into the room?

Yue Zheng... was obviously the man he set his eyes on first.

Qiao Mu'er has President Zhuo, why is she still so shameless and restless!

"Xiao Su, don't blame yourself, and don't think about going in to take care of Secretary Qiao anymore. I think she is very happy now that she has less to take care of in there. She won't blame you for dragging her into the water. I'm afraid, thank you for your return." too late.

Besides, we all saw at the time that she was the one who pushed you down, and even if there was less help in the future, she probably wouldn't dare to get angry because of this incident. "

Seeing Su Qianfei standing there motionless, Secretary Zhang thought she was scared, so he comforted her.

When the others heard Secretary Zhang's words, although they were not hostile towards Qiao Muer like Su Qianfei.

But it is consistent with Secretary Zhang's opinion.

Secretary Qiao was rescued by Yue Shao because he fell into the swimming pool, and was carried back to the room by Yue Shao himself.

Now inside, I don't know what will happen to the two of them.

Thinking of Secretary Qiao's curvaceous and charming figure in a fiery red swimsuit, I'm afraid it's hard to resist eating less.

Thinking that Secretary Qiao has climbed to the top since then, others can only envy her.

Yue Zheng has no time to care about what people outside think.

Because Qiao Muer's forehead was getting hotter and hotter, but she kept yelling 'cold'.

The petite body kept arching into Yue Zheng's arms.

The restless little hands stroked him up and down like an ice cube, almost forcing him to break his power several times.

Finally, there was a knock on the door, and the life-saving antipyretic medicine was finally brought in by Meng Fang.

...

When Meng Fang drove away other onlookers and opened the door to enter, what he saw almost made him drop the cup in his hand to the ground.

Yue Zheng was sitting on the head of the bed with his upper body naked.

On his lap was a very restless little woman, who was humming and talking about something.

What Meng Fang saw when he opened the door was that Qiao Mu'er was tightly wrapped in a quilt, and he could only vaguely see the scene of "writhing" in Yue Zheng's lower abdomen.

Really, it's really shocking!

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