I Still Like You so Much

Bai Hao never imagined that the client sitting in front of her was actually Ding Shuai, a high school classmate who had confessed to her but was rejected. Forced to work under the same roof, the two tacitly maintained a cooperative attitude that was both distant and polite. However, as the days passed, Bai Hao began to notice something unusual. First of all, why do you have to come to his company to work when you obviously have an independent studio, and the work station is right opposite his office? Secondly, when she casually lamented that she might never have the chance to ride in a luxury car in her life, Bai Hao was stunned by the changes in Ding Shuai's car in the next few days: from Cullinan to Rolls-Royce, to Bugatti and Koenigsegg, it seemed that every car was silently telling something. What's even more surprising is that by accidentally browsing Ding Shuai's Baidu Encyclopedia, Bai Hao discovered that her favorite lollipop came from a factory, and that factory turned out to be an industry under Ding Shuai's name. It is said that the factory closed down five years ago because a mysterious figure had a special liking for this candy. This boss took over the factory and insisted on producing this lollipop regardless of profit or loss. Various signs raised questions in Bai Hao's mind - Could it be that Ding Shuai still has feelings for her? In fact, even this reunion was not accidental, but the result of Ding Shuai's careful planning. However, Ding Shuai did not know that on an afternoon six years ago when cicadas were chirping softly, Bai Hao had silently stared at his slightly lonely back and made a wish in a low voice: "If there is another chance to meet in the future, I hope I can give you a positive answer." At that moment, only the breeze blew gently, taking away her secret confession.