Chapter 170


    Paul standing aside didn’t say anything.


    Lucia answered, "I think so, by the way, Pa, do you know of any part-time jobs with a high sry


    that I can do on weekends?"


    "Let''s me see.Oh, I got it! My friend just opened a bar and he is looking for a resident singer.I


    remember that you had participated in the singing contest in college, do you want to have a try?"


    Before Pa could finish her sentence, Paul reached over and took the phone directly out of her hand.


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    Pa stared at him in shock, "Paul, what are you doing?"


    At this time, Paul was not gentle anymore, instead, he red at Pa and warned her, "Don''t think of


    those bad ideas, I''ll talk to her."


    Pa also regretted making that suggestion because she realized that it was dangerous for Lucia to


    work in a bar.


    Lucia waited for a moment but didn’t hear any reply, so she asked, "Hey, Pa, what''s wrong?"


    "Hello?"


    A clear and warm voice came from the phone, making Lucia feelfortable.


    Lucia hesitated for a moment before she responded, "Paul?"


    "It''s me, Lucia, just now I heard you and Pa talking about looking for a part-time job, I happen to


    have a job here, do you want to take it?"


    Lucia paused and asked, "What kind of work is it?"


    Under this circumstance, she was willing to do anything as long as it was legal.


    Paul said softly, "I heard Pa mention that you had learned Japanese in college, can you help


    trante a few Japanese contracts?"


    Pa was amazed that he actually knew Lucia so well because she never told her about this, and she


    couldn''t help but sigh, although he was her elder brother, he always paid much more attention to Lucia.


    Lucia hesitated for a moment because she was not confident to trante professional contracts.


    Paul hurriedly added, "It''s not too difficult and we will provide a professional dictionary for you."


    Lucia said, "Let me have a try, if I fail, please find another person."


    Paul was relieved to hear her reply, and he said, "Okay, I will take time to send you the documents, you


    try to trante one first."


    "Okay."


    Lucia responded, then added, "Thank you, Paul."


    "It''s okay, we''re all friends, no need to be so polite."


    Seeing Paul hang up the phone, Pa joked at him while eating snacks, "Paul, you seem to tell


    everybody you like Lucia..."


    Paul swept a nce at her and frowned, "Why are you so wild?"


    Pa didn’t care about his words and bombarded, "Paul, you are much better to Lucia than you are to


    me.


    The Japanese contract you just said, is it true?"


    She knew very well that Paul was meticulous about his work and would never let an outsider handle


    company-rted matters.


    Now he had taken the initiative to ask Lucia to trante documents, which really made her confused.


    Pa''s question also affected Paul, but he didn’t say anything and left directly.


    He must admit that the Japanese contract, indeed, did not exist, just now as soon as he heard that


    Pa rmended Lucia to be a bar singer, he casually found such an excuse.


    No matter what, as long as he could help Lucia, he would be satisfied.


    Two hourster, when Lucia was in the office revising the recentpany report, she received Paul''s


    phone call.


    Thinking of what they said at noon about the Japanese contract, Lucia didn''t hesitate much and


    answered the phone directly.


    "Lucia, are you free for a minute? I happen to pass by Lion Group, and the Japanese contract is in my


    car, so I can deliver it to you."


    Lucia’s eyes lit up, and she immediately responded, "Of course, I''ll be right down."


    Paul smiled, "Okay, I''ll be right there, you cane downstairs after three minutes."


    Lucia said, "Okay."


    After a while, she took the elevator to the lobby.


    After passing through the lobby, Lucia saw a tall figure wearing a gray suit standing at the entrance and


    she immediately walked quickly toward him.


    Paul turned around, saw Lucia, and immediately greeted her with a smile.


    He handed her the folder in his hand and instructed in a lighter voice, "There are four copies here, you


    trante one first, then take a picture and give it to me, and if you can, finish tranting the remaining


    three copies, just at the price of five hundred for a thousand words."


    Lucia was a little surprised, "Is it too expensive for you?"


    She had probably understood some of the trantion industry''s market, and the price Paul offered her


    today was already very good.


    Paul smiled and said gently, "Do not worry, just follow the requirements of the contract trantion."


    Lucia sighed with relief and gripped the folder tightly.


    She had to cherish this opportunity to raise money for her dad.


    She looked up and smiled at him, "Thank you, Paul."


    "My pleasure."


    He could not help but stretch out his hand to rub her hair, with infinite affection in his eyes.


    But their movements werepletely watched by August, who was sitting in the back seat of the car


    not far away.