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“那好吧,你回来一定要找我。我等不及要跟你一起去wedding shopping呢。”林小嫚又说。
“嗯,那你早点睡吧,熬夜太晚了对皮肤不好的。”我催促她。
林小嫚笑笑:“我太激动了,睡不着呢。我估计今天晚上都睡不了了。我不打扰你了,你工作吧,记得回来找我。”
我跟她道了晚安,就挂了电话。我走进总部大楼,台里一如既往的繁忙,到处都是屏幕和各种各样的滚动信息,工作人员带着耳麦或是拿着稿件疾步穿梭。这种场景在过去总是让我精神奕奕,不论我多累得时候,只要看见我的这些同事们一起创造的奇迹,我就能感觉到生命的活力和工作的价值。可是今天,那个突如其来的电话让我感到前所未有的沮丧。如果是从前,我纵然心里会不舒服,但我是有心理准备的,我从来就没有指望能把仇江舟留在身边。可是他这一段时间的举动却让我动摇了,让我感受到了温暖,甚至让我开始考虑是否还有和他在一起的可能性。可他却兜头给我一盆冷水。仇江舟为什么要这么做?点燃我的希望,然后再把我打入万劫不复之地?
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“Hey; G。”我听见老同事,也是老上级Sarah Sword*an的声音。我的英文名是Georgiana;叫起来很不方便,所以很多人都叫我大学时的nickname ”G”。
“Sarah;”我打起精神:”How are you doing? How’s everything?”(你怎么样?一切都好吧。)
“Great; everything is great。 How are you? You looked tired。”(很好,都很好。你呢?怎么看上去这么累。) Sarah 关切地问道。
“Well; tr*eling four times back and forth from the States to China in one month。 Yup; I should be a little bit tired。”(一个月美国中国的来回飞了四趟,我不累才怪呢。)我开玩笑道。
“Well; seems like somebody has her piece of opinion here。 “(看来有人有意见了)Sarah笑道:” but the good news is you might be able to stay in China longer next season。”(不过告诉你个好消息,下个季度你可能能在中国呆长一点的时间。)
“Really?”(真的?)我忙问。
Sarah示意我跟她去办公室,并且说道:“I was talking this with Mr。 Rods; the new director of our international program; that I want you to do a special program on Chinese financial service panies for next month’s weekends’ set。 I believe you could sense that here people are so attracted by the transition progress of some state owned financial agencies shifting to private owned panies。 I will show you a list of organizations when we get to my office。 What I want you to do is to h*e your team talk with the leaders of those organizations; governmental officials; scholars in the field in China; and professors from NYU and Columbia B School as well。 It would be better if you can h*e several of the