When Gu Chenzhou, the CEO of a technology company, met Song Yanzhi, the founder of a cosmetics group, the "cold-faced King of Hell" and the "gentle knife" rumored in the industry started a sweet offensive and defensive battle without smoke outside the conference room.
He remembered the curve of her pursed lips during the live broadcast, secretly studying cosmetic chemistry to solve technical bottlenecks for her; she paid attention to his habit of wearing a tie, and shared the newly developed lip balm in a late-night video. The bone china plate in the morning holds the other person's favorite breakfast, the video call at noon hides unspoken concerns, the three words "Mr. Gu" in the live broadcast room at dusk make the barrage boil, and in the study at midnight, codes and formulas are intertwined into exclusive secret words under the desk lamp.
The two "double A" CEOs who are accustomed to controlling the overall situation learn to let down their guard in the smell of coffee and roses: he debugs the code of the smart beauty mirror for her, and she chooses pearl cufflinks for his suit cuffs; she will secretly prepare sleep-aid aromatherapy when he stays up late, and he will hand her warm honey water after her live broadcast.
There are no machinations in the mall, no suspense twists, just the same heartbeat under the suit and leather shoes - the pearl earrings he gave her behind her ears, the binary tattoo with her birthday engraved on his wrist, and the "buy breakfast for each other" that is always at the top of the memo.
When the strong collision in the workplace turns into the gentle jet lag in life, this evenly matched love, even breathing has the compatibility of cedar and rose. After all, for them, the most perfect business landscape is nothing more than thousands of lights reflected in each other's eyes.
