My Sister Is Not in Love, She Only Wants to Have a Successful Career

When she met her first boyfriend in her freshman year, she tried to slow down her study pace and go to the library with him until she bumped into him holding the review notes she had compiled and expressing his feelings to the girls in the dormitory. She didn't cry or make a fuss. She just donated the doll he gave her to the charity box and sent a message: "I wish you and her good grades in the exam." When she was pursued by her second boyfriend in her junior year, she hesitated for three months before nodding, but broke up decisively when he hinted at "renting a house off campus" for the third time. That day, she spent the whole night studying the questions in the library, and only wrote one line in her diary: "It turns out that 'like' can be separated from 'respect', so I would rather understand the professional knowledge first." After graduation, she worked as an assistant in a design company. She encountered bosses who used "overtime" as a hint of ambiguity, and also encountered partners who asked for gifts as soon as they established a relationship. She always drew the line clearly. Until she was 30 years old, she slapped the appointment letter for being promoted to CEO in front of her parents and said with a smile: "Look, you can live the way you want without falling in love." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.