Lin Yue's life hit the reset button when he was 28 years old. The good news: She finally got out of her suffocating marriage and got custody of her daughter. Bad news: Her savings have bottomed out, and she has been idle for three years. She must return to the workplace immediately, starting from scratch in a highly competitive company, while also taking into account the pick-up and drop-off time at kindergarten. Lin Yue thought she would collapse. After all, her daily life was like walking a tightrope: getting up at 6 a. M. To make breakfast, delivering the baby at 7 a. M., Attending a high-pressure department meeting at 9 a. M., And writing a PPT at 5 p. M. While worrying whether the kindergarten was about to close. She lived like an isolated island, refusing to be approached by anyone, for fear of exposing her vulnerable side to her colleagues and attracting sympathetic looks. Until Jiang Ye, the department head who had always been taciturn, began to appear in her "emergency moments." When she was unable to pick up her baby in time due to an emergency, it was he who silently drove her to pick up her daughter and bought her daughter's favorite strawberry cake; when she was being harassed by customers until late at night, it was he who left a lamp on and replaced the already cold coffee with hot milk. Lin Yue: "Mr. Jiang, what are you..." Jiang Ye pushed up his glasses and said calmly: "By the way, and I'm here for the progress of the project. I don't want you to delay the progress by asking for leave." Lin Yue looked at his slightly stiff ears, but there was a ripple in his heart. It turns out that there are really people in this world who don't mind your past and only look forward to your future. This is probably the candy that life quietly gives you after hitting rock bottom.
