Chen Mo felt that his life was like a cup of unbrewed instant coffee - he ran a half-lived coffee shop downstairs of Shengshi Group, the rent rose faster than the stock price, and his mother's medical expenses were like a mountain. Until that midnight order came through, everything changed.
A cup of Blue Mountain coffee with an additional delivery fee of 200 yuan was delivered to the dark CEO's office. He encountered the strangest thing in his life: a merger contract that determined the fate of two major groups, and he was "running" towards the fire escape. What's even more weird is that when he chased him out, he saw someone crawling against the outer wall of the office building like a gecko, and the bloodstain symbol that suddenly appeared on the contract was exactly the same as the rusty badge he picked up.
Unfamiliar text messages threatened him to hand over the contract, otherwise his mother's medicine would be cut off; the female boss of Hongye Technology suddenly came to visit and said she had known him three years ago; even the amiable security guard had strange eyes, and the timing of the monitoring "happening" to break down was terrifyingly precise. What made his hair stand on end was that a photo from three years ago popped up on his phone - himself wearing the uniform of Shengshi Group, standing at the door of the president's office, next to the mysterious man who was now staring at him.
The notebook in the iron box said "Contract Keepers, Never Betray". The date of his mother's diagnosis was like a curse. He suddenly couldn't remember who he was and why he was here. When the contract started to get hot, when the same badge appeared on the policeman's collar, and when all the clues pointed to "awakening memory," Chen Mo realized: he was not involved in a business war, but fell into a forgotten old contract that used memory and fate as a bet.