Jiang Wan, a 30-year-old architectural designer, landed as the director of a new company. On the first day of reporting, he discovered that his immediate boss was actually the "intern" hired by his father - 22-year-old Zhou Ran. This big boy in a white shirt who tilts his head and smiles wants to interfere in her vigorous workplace: he blocks her in the elevator to hand her hot milk, he deliberately rubs the tips of her red ears when delivering iced drinks at the construction site, and even the cartoon band-aids she hides are pulled out and pasted on her mobile phone case.
Jiang Wan originally wanted to maintain the persona of the "cold director", but was defeated by Zhou Ran's direct offensive: he remembered the tea she had to make when she stayed up late to change the picture, and said "my girlfriend can't drink" when she was holding back a customer's drink. Even when she lied about her 25th birthday, he used starry sky lanterns in the art gallery to spell out "my girl is also very cute at thirty".
When the family pressured the relationship to be exposed, Zhou Ran read live the diary of a five-year crush: "From the first time I saw you drawing stars on the drawing, I wanted to be her forever." And Jiang Wanzao secretly wrote their names on the house purchase contract: "Zhou Ran, this time I will issue you a 'lifetime appointment letter.'"
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