Dimensional Store: Welcome to the Apocalypse Apartment - chapter 82

Chapter 82

He Xueyi pressed his hand against the back of her head, stopping her from turning around. With a sincere expression, he pointed at the screen and asked, “What does this gene modification mean?”

“Oh, that…”

Watching this scene, Lin She’s fingers unconsciously tightened. The sense of violation from having his territory invaded made his pupils narrow into slits.

“Work-related matters should be figured out on your own. If you don’t understand something, look it up first. If you still can’t find the answer, then ask Miss Gu.” Lin She stepped forward. “If you really don’t get it, I can also explain it to you.”

He Xueyi withdrew his hand, the soft touch of the hair lingering in his palm making him narrow his eyes slightly.

Even the hair texture is smoother than that of ordinary sacrifices.

Leaving Paradise was the right choice.

Those sacrifices are nothing compared to the carefully selected Operators of Paradise.

“No need to trouble yourself. This little issue doesn’t seem like it’ll affect the hotel’s business.” He Xueyi didn’t really want to know anyway.

“If you understand that, then go do what you’re supposed to do.” Lin She wished He Xueyi would disappear quickly and stop interrupting his work discussion with Gu Huaiwei.

He had prepared a surprise for Gu Huaiwei.

He Xueyi’s eyes were clear and flawless, his voice tinged with concern: “After such a long rest, is Mr. Lin feeling better? Winters here are long. If you’re not feeling well, there’s no need to force yourself to work.”

He Xueyi always used this harmless tone to say the things Lin She hated most.

Lin She placed his laptop on the front desk, his expression calm but his eyes dark and filled with undisguised hostility. “The rest I had before was enough. You don’t need to worry about me.”

In winter, Lin She could only regain clarity in a warm environment.

“Don’t be like that. I’m just showing concern as a colleague.” He Xueyi lightly traced his fingertip over Lin She’s laptop. “As the business level increases, there will be new colleagues joining us. You should learn to get along with your coworkers, so Miss Gu doesn’t have to worry about you anymore.”

Nonsense.

Gu Huaiwei had never worried about such things.

As long as Lin She could work, that was enough.

He could get along with whoever he wanted.

She never cared.

The tension between these two was palpable.

Gu Huaiwei quietly took a step back, then another.

If they started fighting, she hoped they wouldn’t drag an innocent bystander like her into it.

Lin She pulled his laptop back, slowly raising his head, a dangerous glint of coldness in his eyes. “Don’t touch my things.”

Standing under the light, He Xueyi seemed to be shrouded in a soft glow. He hinted, “It’s not yours. Work results belong to the boss.”

“I’m talking about the laptop.” That was Lin She’s personal work device.

“Your laptop belongs to the boss too.”

They went back and forth, neither willing to give in.

Gu Huaiwei silently complained in her heart: It’s just a job with room and board, no salary, yet they’re arguing so fiercely. Anyone who didn’t know better would think they were earning a million a year.

Fortunately, Qian Xia didn’t understand this tense atmosphere. She ran over with a storybook, hoping He Xueyi would read to her during break time.

He Xueyi patted Qian Xia’s head, picked up the storybook, and agreed with a smile.

The two of them got along harmoniously.

Lin She took the opportunity to pull Gu Huaiwei into the Employee Break Room.

With a “click,” he locked the door.

The Employee Break Room was unlit, the curtains drawn, leaving the room in complete darkness.

“Why did you pull me in here? Can’t you say whatever it is outside?”

Anyone who didn’t know better would think he was up to no good behind closed doors.

“I want to talk business.” There was someone outside Lin She disliked.

He opened his laptop, the white glow of the screen illuminating his pale face.

“No one will disturb us here.” Lin She pulled over a chair for Gu Huaiwei to sit, then showed her several promotional videos he had edited earlier.
There are eleven videos in the folder.

“These styles-pick the one you like.”

The content of the promotional video was Li Niang introducing the new facilities at the hotel.

“Let me take a look.”

Gu Huaiwei sat down and browsed through each one. Among the various distinctive promotional videos, she chose the simplest and most straightforward one.

She pointed to one of the videos. “This one.”

Advertisements don’t need to be artistic, don’t need depth, don’t need riddles, don’t need storytelling.

Just simply showcase the advantages of the hotel.

“The one you picked is the unedited version.”

“…Oh, sorry.” Gu Huaiwei glanced at Lin She’s gloomy expression and quietly shifted her gaze away.

He was always like this, but at this moment, Gu Huaiwei felt he was even more sullen than usual.

If resentment could take physical form, the room would be shrouded in dark clouds.

“Actually, the others are pretty good too.” It was just that Gu Huaiwei’s artistic sense was limited, and she couldn’t appreciate them.

“Forget it.” Lin She closed the promotional video page and opened a new folder.

The new folder contained the task Gu Huaiwei had assigned him last time-designing the Electronic Membership Card.

His long fingers glided lightly over the laptop, and the screen displayed his latest design for the Electronic Membership Card.

A pure black background and minimalist geometric lines formed the main body of the card-mysterious and avant-garde.

“Winter doesn’t affect my work efficiency. The Electronic Membership Card you mentioned last time-I’ve already finished it.”

Lin She’s cold voice carried a pride unique to him. His soft black hair hung down as he adjusted the angle of the screen with his fingers.

He leaned closer to Gu Huaiwei to show her the details. “Look here-I added a dynamic rose-shaped emblem. The emblem changes according to the user’s hotel points.

The more rose petals, the higher the customer’s points. When the rose is in full bloom, it means the customer has unlocked advanced VIP privileges.”

This design made Gu Huaiwei’s eyes light up. She looked up at Lin She with a hint of admiration. “Your professional skills really are the best.”

Oasis Hotel needed employees who got things done.

Lin She’s lips curled slightly. He propped his hand on the table, barely moving his mouth as he spoke, yet his voice was clear. “Not only that, I’ve listed the membership card on all the major online platforms in the Underground City, making it easier for people to apply.

The membership card is linked in real time to the Oasis Hotel system, always pushing the latest events and discounts to users.

And there’s a special feature-” Lin She paused, his gaze landing on Gu Huaiwei’s face.

Gu Huaiwei leaned back, quietly waiting for him to continue.

“The Electronic Membership Card records each customer’s stay and spending habits, automatically recommending rooms and services suited to them. It’s like…” His voice dropped lower, “tailoring a unique experience for every guest who comes to the hotel.”

Listening to Lin She’s explanation, Gu Huaiwei’s eyes grew brighter and brighter.

The design of the Electronic Membership Card was even better than she’d expected.

“Thank you for your hard work. I really should customize a Best Employee Award for you.” Gu Huaiwei believed good employees deserved good treatment. “The advanced staff dormitory is unlocked now. The wall and floor heating are on all day-it’s very comfortable. Find a suitable time to move in.”

Lin She tilted his head slightly. “There are two separate suites in the advanced staff dormitory, right?”

Gu Huaiwei smiled and nodded. “That’s right. It’ll be especially spacious for you alone. You can choose whichever suite you want, switch between them-no one will mind.”

“You should move in too.” Lin She’s dark green eyes were like a still ancient well. As the computer screen went dark, the light dimmed, but his eyes gleamed with a deep, penetrating glow, staring straight at Gu Huaiwei.