Rules of Engagement

Strictly speaking, Johnny was a handsome and well-dressed man. He was a golden bachelor. As soon as he entered the newspaper, he had attracted a lot of attention.

"Luckily, it's still early. We'll have enough time," Todd said, glancing at his watch, without sensing the strange atmosphere.

"Are you okay, Elsa?" Johnny asked with concern.

"Are you that weak, Elsa?" Cindy continued, "It's a pity that you didn't make it to fell in the arms of the chief editor."

Elsa rolled her eyes at her, wondering what she was thinking in her mind. Was it interesting to speak against her all the time?

After receiving the glare from Elsa, Cindy took a glance at her. She saw that Elsa wore a suitable dress of different colors from the one of the other day, and the handbag in her hand was the latest summer collection of Gucci, which seemed to be authentic. She said in surprise, "Hey, Elsa, why are you wearing a dress? How are you going to do the interview?"

Out of the professional habit and convenience, journalists usually didn't wear such a long dress. It was her first day to work today, so Elsa didn't think that she would have to work outside. That was why she chose this dress. She didn't imagine that she would be trapped by Johnny and had to go to the army base right now! Looking at the deep cleavage caused by tight clothes of Cindy, Elsa pointed at her own head and smiled, "I only use this to do the interview, not the clothes. It has nothing to do with whether I wear a long dress or not."

Cindy was annoyed by

sleep. In her mind, she really looked down upon Cindy. Every time it was Cindy who started the trouble, Elsa would respond her from time to time. How could Cindy always looked so aggrieved as if Elsa had taken advantage of her? Cindy was the kind of person who liked to pick fault

the eyes of others, this was a great chance to have a good rest. But taking in mind Johnny and Cindy, it was more challenging than relaxing for

in her

any clothes or other necessities. Besides, she didn't bring her computer. Not to mention the information of which army base they were going to, and the specific interview they would have to do. Elsa estimated the time and it took about one and a half hour from the newspaper to the army base. She knew

destination, a young military sergeant greeted them and briefly introduced the situation. Then, he led them to the place where they would live to put their luggage down. Fortunately, each of them was given a single room, so Elsa would

work at the newspaper, from eight o'clock in the morning to six o'clock in the afternoon. There's a one and a half hour's break at noon for lunch. If there's no special work on weekends, you can choose to go back home or stay

still want to watch a movie or do something else

morning, you need to

the difference between me and the monks in this month? Can I surf on the Internet? Is there any art