In a heavy rainstorm in the early morning, pastry chef Ye Zhenzhen bumped into the cold-faced financial director Lu Chenzhou, and the notice of termination of the lease and macarons were scattered on the floor. A three-square-meter mini dessert shop opened next to his cafe, and letters from lawyers and noise complaints came one after another. From tit-for-tat to late-night confrontation, his suit wrapped around her frosting-stained apron, the wealthy daughter returned to disrupt the situation, and her mother's obstruction and commercial plagiarism took turns. When the court announced the Band-Aid appointment in Paris six years ago, Lu Chenzhou knocked on the back door with his household registration book: "Get married, or I may switch to selling fried dough sticks." The silhouette of a pregnant woman was reflected in a sea of 100 meters of tulips, and the ring was engraved with "Sweet Sinner" - this sweet contest, after all, it was she who made him fall completely.
