Ye Zhi, 26, grew up in an orphanage and is just another overworked wage slave. The day she gets laid off, she’s walking along with a cardboard box in her arms when a car hits her. When she opens her eyes, she sees a crystal chandelier overhead and a group of people by her bed claiming to be her biological parents.
A DNA test confirms it: she is the real heiress of the wealthy Ye family, who went missing twenty-six years ago.
Looking at the million-yuan allowance that lands in her bank account every month, Ye Zhi makes a decision: she’s done being a workhorse in this life. She’s going to be a happy little slacker.
The security department is laid-back? Sign me up! The archives are short-staffed? Perfect!
But Ye Ming, the cold-faced CEO, keeps turning up in front of her. Today he “happens to be going her way” and gives her a ride home; tomorrow he “happens to be free” and treats her to dinner. He says, “Consultation fees are extra,” but he never lets go of her hand.
Ye Zhi finally snaps. “What do you want from me?”
Ye Ming: “I want to keep this little slacker for the rest of my life.”
[Lighthearted, sweet romance: a laid-back heroine × a cold-faced CEO who fiercely protects his own]
