In the summer when he was twenty-two years old, Shen Lu did two impulsive things:
First, I picked up a drunk stranger in a bar, paid for his room, and left an anonymous note;
The second is to say to the examiner at the interview site: "I want to start over, is that okay?"
The examiner's name was Lu Beichen, the CEO of Beichen Group, and he was also the drunkard she picked up last night.
He remembered her. But he pretended not to remember.
After joining the company, Shen Lu discovered that Mr. Lu, whom the whole company looked up to, had begun to personally "take care" of her career—email formats, PPT fonts, and meeting minutes. He corrected everything down to the smallest detail.
The whole company is guessing: What is the origin of this intern?
Only Shen Lu didn't know that it wasn't making things difficult, it wasn't cultivation. He was waiting - waiting for her to take the initiative to mention the note, waiting for her to admit that she had done that good deed.
But she refused to speak.
So a long tug-of-war began: he taught her the rules of survival, and she taught him the warmth of the world; he used his power to protect her from wind and rain, and she used her innocence to pry open his frozen heart bit by bit.
Until she finally knew why he got drunk that night.
That answer made her feel distressed for many years.
Some people say that this is a sweet story about a CEO doting on his girlfriend. Only they themselves know that this is a two-way redemption - he taught her to stand in this cold world, and she taught him to be soft in this noisy world.
And that piece of paper, which was never mentioned, became the earliest and deepest secret between them.
Some people are the light when you meet them.
