Five years ago, he said "We are not from the same world" and trampled all my efforts under his feet.
OK, I'll go.
Five years later, I will be the "Queen Su", the feared queen of mergers and acquisitions in the industry, wearing ten-centimeter high heels and holding a tens of billions of contracts. And he was the company's new management trainee. He stood in front of me respectfully, lowered his head and called me "Mr. Su."
Everyone thought I was avenging my personal vendetta. I gave him the most difficult project and the most stringent assessment, and criticized his plan as useless at the meeting.
It wasn't until the celebration party that he blocked me in the corridor with red eyes and asked humbly: "What do you want from me before you forgive me?"
I looked at his regretful face, curled my red lips, and smiled.
"Mr. Lin, take revenge on you? You don't deserve it."
"I'm just teaching you with my own hands what it means - we are not from the same world."
After that, I turned around and walked towards the man waiting for me not far away - the partner standing at the top of the pyramid.
In my world, he has long been beyond his reach.
