She is Xue Shanshan, the most inconspicuous employee in the finance department of Feng Teng Group. Her biggest worry in life is the limited supply of braised pork in the cafeteria. Her biggest advantage is that she cannot remember grudges - because her memory is really not very good.
He is Meng Yanchen, the crown prince of the Guokun Group, and the unkind "King of Hell" in the eyes of outsiders. Everyone knows that he has mysophobia, rules, and an insurmountable bottom line. No one knew that there was a feeling in his heart that he couldn't get, and it had been gnawing at his bones and burning his heart for ten years.
People from the two worlds should never meet.
Until that night, Xue Shanshan was drunk, walked into the wrong box, and poured a whole glass of red wine on Meng Yanchen's suit pants.
She squatted on the ground and hurriedly wiped his pants, muttering, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Mr. Meng, you have a lot."
He lowered his head and saw a pair of amazingly bright eyes.
Later, everyone said that it was Meng Yanchen who had a crush on Xue Shanshan.
Only Meng Yanchen knew that she was the one who broke in first.
Like a beam of light shining into an airtight room, like a gust of wind blowing open dusty curtains.
His world was so cold that he thought he had long been used to it. But she burst in with all the fireworks, the smell of braised pork, the ribbons from the annual meeting, the frantic footsteps of high heels on the carpet - it was noisy and hot.
He relied on the excitement.
In other words, he relied on her.
This is a story about restraint and indulgence, burden and release.
It started with a spilled glass of red wine and ended with "I do".
Reader comments
It's an excellent, heart-warming story. Although it's different from the plot, the whole story is about the interaction between the two people. A long stream of water
It's an excellent, heart-warming story. Although it's different from the plot, the whole story is about the interaction between the two people. A long stream of water