The Undercurrent Between the Grids

I work as the director of the marketing department of an underwear e-commerce company. In this office with many women and few men, complex and ambiguous relationships are unfolding. I went from a newcomer who struck up conversations everywhere and smiled playfully with everyone I met, to someone who sat in the supervisor's office and read the notes left by Cheng Hao. Those ambiguous, testing, and resisting moments are like an underground river surging under the cubicle. Some people sink, some people float up, and some people change directions and continue swimming. And the most important thing I've learned is - don't hide. Reach out to catch things that should be caught, and let go of things that should be put down with open hands. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.