I'm Lin Mo, a White-Collar Worker Used as a Backup by Four Goddesses

My name is Lin Mo, a white-collar worker who was kept as a backup by four goddesses.

My female boss, Su Ya, took me to business dinners and brushed her leg against mine under the table.

The graduate student Chen Xi leaned on my shoulder late at night and said, "You're the only one who understands me."

The online influencer Zhou Xiaoya took thirty bags from me and asked in the fitting room, "Can you see through this?" Nurse Zhao Yumeng brought me soup on a rainy night, kissed my forehead, and said good night.

I thought I'd found love.

Until one morning, just before dawn, I saw their group chat. It was called "Shared Bike."

Su Ya said, "This backup is so useful." Chen Xi said, "He doesn't even dare touch my hand." Zhou Xiaoya said, "I'm going to pick up my new bag tomorrow." Zhao Yumeng said, "Don't break him. I just met a guy with a Porsche."

I didn't cry. I took screenshots.

A week later, the young heir of Huasheng Group became vice president. The photo accompanying the announcement was of me.

They went crazy and began chasing after me everywhere.

Later, they all came to offer themselves to me.

The next day, Su Ya looked at the bedsheets and asked me, "Did you know it was my first time?" I said I did. "Then how could you treat me like that?" "When you treated me like a backup, did you ever think about whether it was my first time being treated like a person?"

Chen Xi bit her lip until it bled, smearing blood across my shoulder. There was a little red on Zhou Xiaoya's tissue. Zhao Yumeng walked strangely.

I saw it all. But I never looked back.

"The four of you, I don't want any of you."

Six months later, on a stormy night, I rescued a girl at a landslide site. When I woke up, she was keeping watch by my bed. Her name was Lin Xiao, my high school classmate.

"Back in high school, I'd turn around to look at you every day," she said, blushing. I smiled. "I know. Every time you turned around, I was pretending to read."

It turned out every wrong turn had been leading me to the right person.