Unworthy of being her subordinate.
This sentence hit the executive's head like a heavy sledgehammer. For a moment, he felt like he was seeing stars.
After putting in so much effort, he had already started imagining what kind of party he would throw after becoming the general manager. He had even practically finalized the guest list!
And now, she was telling him he was unworthy?
Furthermore, what did this have to do with him being white? The executive asked with difficulty:
"Excuse me, did I misunderstand something? I am indeed white, but what is the problem with that?"
"Do you really not understand, or are you just pretending?"
Su Ning frowned, speaking as if it were a matter of course:
"I am Chinese. The noble blood of Yan and Huang flows through my veins. I am inherently distinguished and cannot tolerate any flaws. Although you're decent enough, have a good head on your shoulders, and are quite sharp-minded, you are actually a barbaric white person. Whenever I think about how my ancestors were conversing with refined etiquette while yours were still drinking blood and eating raw meat, it makes me entirely uncomfortable."
"Also, white skin is just too weird. Not only is it deathly pale, but it turns red as soon as the sun hits it. How could a normal person undergo such a terrifying transformation?"
"Your hair and eyes even come in all sorts of different colors. It's bizarre, like monsters."
"Not to mention your facial features."
Looking at the dumbfounded people around her, Su Ning almost laughed out loud. However, she kept her face perfectly straight, easily showing off her acting skills. With an entirely natural look of disgust and aversion, she glanced at the executive and then quickly looked away:
"If I ran into you at night, I'd think I'd bumped into a ghost."
Everyone was stunned.
"This is discrimination!" The executive finally snapped back to his senses and roared, unable to bear it any longer.
"You can eat nonsense, but you can't speak nonsense," Su Ning looked at him in dissatisfaction. "When did I discriminate? Who did I discriminate against? If you have the guts, make it clear."
Pausing for a moment, she whispered:
"Sure enough, incompletely evolved humans, no matter how excellent they look on the outside, love to go crazy the moment they are provoked. Unlike... perfect..."
"Make it clear? Aren't you discriminating against white people right now?"
The moment these words came out.
The executive and the surrounding Portuguese people all felt it was absurd. It had always been white people discriminating against others; since when was it someone else's turn to discriminate against them?
"I didn't."
Su Ning frowned and said reluctantly, "From beginning to end, I never mentioned the word discrimination. You're the one who keeps saying it, baselessly putting words in my mouth."
"You just didn't say the word, but every single syllable is discriminating against us."
He was so agitated that he switched to his mother tongue.
The others nodded in agreement.
"Is that so?" Su Ning tilted her head and waved her hand dismissively. "But everything I said is a fact. How can that be considered discrimination? Can't a person express their personal likes and dislikes? Why are you white people so overbearing?"
Crack—
They were discriminated against once again.
At this point, even the defeated major shareholder couldn't stand it anymore and interjected, "Su, no matter how you try to talk your way out of it, you are discriminating. Because you even rejected Thomas for a ridiculous reason."
Thomas was referring to that executive.
He couldn't help but nod.
The next second.
"What do you mean by nodding?" Su Ning instantly seized upon his mistake and unleashed a torrent of criticism, not forgetting to add at the end, "From small clues one can see the big picture. You dare to agree with the enemy's words right in front of me. If I really hired you, who knows how you would betray me behind my back."
"..."
Thomas's face flushed bright red.
White skin really does show the red, like a roasted suckling pig, Su Ning's subordinates couldn't help but think.
And she wasn't done yet.
"Furthermore, my reason isn't ridiculous at all. Being white... is indeed a pity."
Saying this, she innocently spread her hands, putting on an impatient expression as if to say 'fine, fine, there's nothing I can do with you,' and spoke: "If I say this, you will definitely slander me for discrimination again, but I really don't discriminate. For example... Su Er."
"I am here." The exceptionally handsome young man responded submissively.
Then he stepped forward.
Facing the crowd, he flawlessly displayed that face that made it impossible to look away, and said gratefully:
"I also have white blood in me, but Miss has never despised me. Not only does she let me manage many properties, but she even allowed me to serve her personally before she returned to the country. Isn't such a heavy blessing enough to prove it?"
Prove what?
Everyone present was so shocked that their brains felt like they were stuffed with paste, unable to process it.
On the contrary, someone on Su Ning's side had their eyes light up. They exchanged glances. What discrimination? Ah, no, it was just the Miss's personal preferences being too excellent. They wanted to raise both hands and feet in approval.
While rejoicing, they looked at Assistant Lin.
Eh?
Why didn't he look happy?
After hearing Su Er say the word "Miss," Lin Sen frowned imperceptibly. The latter half of the sentence made his expression lose control a bit.
He hastily lowered his head.
"But you are mixed-race! And can't you see that Su Ning doesn't treat you like a human being at all? Wake up! You have outstanding looks and strong abilities; you would be superior wherever you go. As long as you jump out of this cage, you will gain much more."
"Open your eyes and look! Everyone surrounding her has yellow skin. Even I know that her most trusted subordinate is that Chinese young man over there."
"Do you still not understand?"
"This woman has already found someone to replace you. You have been eliminated. If she didn't need you to do the work, she probably would have forgotten about you long ago."
As he spoke.
Thomas's tone took on a sense of exasperation at someone failing to live up to expectations, turning entirely into words of persuasion.
If he knew the term PUA.
He would definitely pin it on Su Ning!
And then—
"Why does she need to treat me like a human?" Su Er asked naturally. "Whatever Miss needs me to be, I can be."
"I haven't been eliminated at all."
He was, after all, the most advanced and expensive model of robot.
"Miss won't forget me either." Pausing, he added, "Even if I am mixed-race, it's the same." His mixed-race appearance was the only thing Su Ning had set herself, so of course it was fine.
Hopeless!
Thomas stared blankly.
"Ding..."
Having harvested another ten thousand, Su Ning smiled. Alas, it truly wasn't her having a twisted sense of humor; it was just that rarity increases value, which was why she paid a bit more attention.
"Alright, come back, Su Er."
Hearing this, he nodded obediently and returned to his original position.
"The facts are right in front of you. I really don't discriminate against white people," Su Ning said patiently. "Although I dislike them a tiny bit, as long as your abilities are sufficient, you can naturally break the prejudice, just like Su Er. Well, you'd have to be even more capable than him... he does still have Oriental blood, after all."
????
Aside from stubbornly refusing to admit it, this person couldn't hide her discriminatory face at all!
"Is that so? How capable is he?"
Thomas sneered.
"Just average," Su Ning said carelessly. "He just manages most of my properties in the United States and various European countries. They're worth a few hundred million, I suppose."
That's called average?
No one thought Su Ning lacked that much money, so everyone believed her. Not only did they believe her, but they also subconsciously looked at Su Er's expression... He wasn't the least bit unhappy; in fact, what was with that proud smile on his face!
"No one would say that someone capable of managing such massive properties has 'average' abilities. You are just discriminating."
"I am not."
"You are making excuses. You discriminate against white people."
"No."
"You are just discriminating against us."
"Fine, I am discriminating against you."
Thomas was stunned.
"So what?" Su Ning laughed arrogantly, sounding somewhat impatient. "Talk about not knowing what's good for them. I already said I wouldn't discriminate, yet they just had to force me to admit it. They're definitely going to make a scene again when the great purge happens later."
