The work from before the year was drawing to a close, and these days, Qin Yuji had been following Chi Jingxuan, arriving late and leaving early, completely indifferent to the suspicious and speculative gazes of the people in the secretarial office.
It was already February, and after the New Year's holidays, she would have to submit her internship report in March, which meant graduation was only a few months away.
According to previous years, most graduates wouldn't officially graduate until they received their diplomas in June, but those with excellent grades, who had secured jobs after their internships ended, or who had family connections and had found positions, usually started working as early as April.
So, Qin Yuji surmised that, following Chi Jingxuan's usual decisive and swift style, she would definitely have to start working at Dijing come April or May.
