Brother Jie: You Should Be Obedient

His father, who was originally the mayor, was investigated, and the industry run by his mother went bankrupt. Song Jie, who was both a second-generation official and a second-generation rich man, was at the end of his rope and wanted to find someone who had helped him before to help, but... Song Jie: "Brother, do you remember when I was in high school, I would buy you a drink every day?" Su Yang: "I, Su Yang, pay attention to etiquette and reciprocity. Housekeeper, please buy a hundred bottles of Nongfu Spring for my old classmate." Song Jie: "Cousin, you couldn't find a job when you just graduated. My family used connections to help you find a job as a teacher." Song Wenyue: "Don't worry, your family of three can come to my company as a cleaner. I can rest assured that you can clean the toilet and you can join the job at any time." "Why, after helping them, they did this to me. Is this the end? This is not the end, but just the beginning. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.