FIND YOU In MY MEMORIES
66. Conversation in Elevator
Zulaikha Melingo heard Sabi's words just now.
Aisshh .. regardless of his cleverness and agility in getting the job done, but can't cover up the fact that he's a no-nonsense person. Like I thought before. Sabi hissed at Zulaikha.
“Go home, shower then bring my work clothes.” Peech Sabi.
“Good, young master.” Zulaikha nodded in understanding.
“Oh yes, all this to the head of advertising division.” He pushed a flash over his desk.
“I think you will send it via email, young master.”
“Kan there's you. So if you want to send it via email, then do it.” Sergei Sabi.
“Good, young master.” Zulaikha nodded in understanding, then went to pick up the flash that Sabi handed over and went to carry out the task of hanging Sabi ordered one by one. Starting from returning to the Andi family residence, taking Sabi's office clothes.
After Zulaikha left her room, she again glanced at her watch which showed at 06:30. He checked his cell phone, no message from anyone but a message from his mother.
*where are you? Why not go home?
*Mom worried about you.
*Reply to Mom's message, if you read it.
Sabi took a breath, then smiled to see 3 messages from Madam Sura that turned out to worry her for not coming home last night. Naturally, Madam Sura worried, because Sabi is not typical people hang like to spend the night outside the house. Moreover, without giving news to Madam Sura first, surely Madam Sura could not sleep well all night because she thought about the boy.
Sabi started typing a few words to reply to the message from Madam Sura, but not long after that she deleted it again. His finger seemed too lazy to type at length, explaining to his mother how he was now. So he took a shortcut by directly calling Madam Sura. No need for a buzz on the phone, Madam Sura immediately picked up the phone from Sabi.
“Halo ... Mother.” Sapa Sabi, smiling kindly.
*Sabiru .. Where are you?
There was the voice of Madam Sura who was a little loud behind the phone, very sound worried about the state of her son who turned out to be okay in the office.
“Sabiru in office, Mom. I'm sorry, forgot to tell Mom that I was late until morning.” His words were trying to calm Madam Sura's mind.
*Straw?! Your deadlines are overtime.
“Iya, Mom. I'm also surprised, what's with me until I can overtime like this.” Sabi laughed, followed by Madam Sura who also laughed at the words of her only son.
*Don't work too hard, and don't think too much about Gio. He is not a successor in this company. You are more worthy and worthy.
“Hm .. Yes.” Sabi smiled wryly, clenching her hands. “Yes, Mom. Sabi wants breakfast first.” His words wanted to end the conversation that made his head mumble when he heard the name Gio mentioned.
*Go home, and have breakfast at home.
*Yes already... Remember well, don't overwork just because you're worried about Gio getting rid of you. That's not gonna happen! Because a guy like him would always end up losing. Trust me, Dad.
“Iya, Mum.” Sabi nodded in understanding, then immediately turned off the phone before her mother would make a new chat about Gio, which would never end.
His eyes swept throughout the room, and were fixated on his alley suit strewn over the sofa. Immediately he stood up from his seat, and walked up to pick up his suit. A few moments his eyes were fixed on the brand of the suit that was inside his suit, before he put it on and went out in his room.
Some employees were seen starting to arrive, some even looked a little run and momentarily stopped to bow, saluting him with vigor.
He must be an intern. Sabi muttered, guessing the employee based on his movements.
He must be a new officer. He muttered again as a very neat employee passed him and bowed to him. Then he replied with a slight nod of his head.
His feet continued to step towards the elevator, not only did he have time to press the button on the elevator door. The elevator had opened up by itself and there stood Andi Fargio Adam, the cousin he hated the most.
Sabi immediately gulped down her saliva, seeing this extremely unpleasant sight. He wanted to dodge and leave, but Gio was already in front of him. Going and avoiding Gio, will only make him look miserable and Gio will feel more powerful.
So inevitably, like not to like. He had to stay inside the elevator, taking a deep breath and Gio smiled full of arrogance, welcoming Sabi.
“You're not out? Didn't you press the 3rd floor to come out on this floor?!” Said Sabi, holding the elevator door closed. Wishing her cousin would come out, so she could breathe a sigh of relief.
“It was so, but it doesn't seem to be anymore.” Gio replied, full of authority.
Just tell me you want to meet me, to make fun of me. Cciii ... Sabi muttered, pulling her hand and the elevator door closed.
As if venting his pity on Gio, Sabi pressed the number 2 button with full force. Almost made the button collapse, but fortunately it did not.
“What are you overtime?” Gio asked, glancing at Sabi one eye.
“Not your business!” Firm Sabi.
“Of course this is my business, you know for yourself that I am the successor of this company and I will hold full authority in Mall W. So I have to know what my employees are doing, because I don't like employees who are like.” Said Gio, stressing his words to the word benalu, while glancing at Sabi. It was as if the word he said was aimed at Sabi.
Sabi could clearly see Gio's expression from the reflection of the elevator wall. Making him even more furious with the attitude of Gio, who pretended to be in power even though he had not officially been appointed as CEO.
“If you want to know what your employees are doing, then be the CEO first. Don't say as much as you've become CEO. You sound more like a mute person who keeps talking, unclear!!!” Timpal Sabi, emphasizing his sentence on the vague word to the point of making an arrogant expression, Gio turned into an expression of displeasure.
*ting!
The elevator door opened, Sabi immediately stepped out without hesitation and without even turning her head to Gio who was looking at her in annoyance.
Yess! Yees! Yeess!!! Sabi cheered with joy in her mind.