Pang Kai looked at her with a hint of amusement, "What are you talking about? I've been by the CEO's side for four years now. How could I possibly not know?"
"Have you ever heard of an old saying—'a fool who can't distinguish beans from wheat'?"
Pang Kai, a top graduate from London Business School, could not possibly misunderstand the saying: it originally meant an ignorant and clumsy person who can't tell the difference between wheat and beans. Used here, it implies... he's too foolish to even know the CEO's likes and dislikes?!
After Ye Xian finished speaking, she glanced at him with a mix of scorn, mockery, and even a trace of pity in her eyes.
"Ye Xian, I'm telling you, stop being sardonic here. Provocation doesn't work on me!"
Ye Xian curled her lips, "What provocation? Even if I provoked you, you couldn't respond. I was wondering how someone like you could stay by the CEO's side for four years, but now I understand."
"...Understand what?"
