Su Wan's bookstore sign was knocked crooked by the construction team of Lu Zeyan, the owner of the technology company next door. The other party's perfunctory attitude of "compensating according to the market price" made her deliberately "blackmail" the out-of-print old books that the other party had been looking for for a long time.
As a logic controller, Lu Zeyan immediately initiated "equivalent exchange" - forcing Su Wan to organize his messy company library. From then on, the tit-for-tat relationship between the two officially kicked off: He complained that the bookstore was noisy, so she used a loudspeaker to play "Programmer Stress Relief Song" on a loop; she knew he was afraid of cats and deliberately left stray cats on the windowsill, and he used a drone to deliver a full box of cat-proof spray (which ended up spraying all his green plants).
During the mutual cheating, Su Wan discovered that this aloof boss secretly read romance novels, and scrambled eggs with tomatoes to the gram; Lu Zeyan also saw the Buddhist proprietress' red eyes staring at the pages of an old book, and her slippery tongue could choke someone to death.
When the bookstore encountered malicious competition, Lu Zeyan used codes to build a line of defense; when his company encountered a public relations crisis, Su Wan used her connections and clever tongue to resolve it. After the gunfire passed, Lu Zeyan felt awkward and said, "There's no need to give it back this time." Su Wan stood on tiptoes and hugged him, with a smile on his face: "How about another way to give me a hug?"
It turns out that in the calculation between you and me, there is a heartbeat that even you are not aware of.
