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Upon arriving at the designated room, it was evident that the door was indeed open. Many people were coming and going, making it quite inconvenient to close it. From a distance, one could hear a cacophony of voices emanating from within, and the expressions on the servers' faces revealed their annoyance at the scene.
Despite their evident impatience, the servers maintained smiles, likely due to the nature of their work. They never displayed any signs of fatigue or dissatisfaction. A hint of discontent on their faces could jeopardize their jobs, so they upheld a certain level of professionalism.
As Li Yingxue stepped into the room, she noticed that everything was distinctly organized. The space was large and contained three tables. One table was occupied by several important individuals, all holding significant positions—an assembly of notable figures gathered around a larger table. The other two tables were filled with less significant attendees.
Among those seated at one of the tables was a group Li Yingxue recognized well. Having been in the industry for some time, she was familiar with these individuals, though not intimately acquainted. Their faces were known to her; while she might not recall every name, she understood their roles and personalities.
Even though her interactions with them were infrequent, there was a mutual familiarity among them. She could identify each person's job based on their appearance, even if their names eluded her. Given the large number of people in this field, remembering every name was no easy feat. Recognizing faces alone was a challenge in itself.
Each person also bore a unique title that represented their identity within the industry. Initially, Li Yingxue thought that if this gathering were merely a casual meal, she might stay longer. However, if it turned out to be more than she anticipated, she would need to reconsider her participation.
If it truly were just a simple dinner, there would be no hesitation on her part; she had no desire to engage in complicated matters. So far, those present did not seem to exhibit any unusual behavior. At least for now, this gathering appeared manageable—not only would it allow her to meet more people, but it also wouldn't impose too much pressure on her.
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