The life creed of the social animal nursery rhyme is: as long as the money is in place, KPI is not a problem. In order to win a key project that will determine her promotion and salary increase and save her brother's medical expenses, she must create a high-quality image of "a happy family and career" in front of her conservative boss. The question is, where can she find a quality boyfriend? Her eyes swept across the entire company, and finally landed on her nemesis, Ji Huai, the king of scrolls who had nothing but his face and professional abilities, and a personality that made people and gods angry. Good news: Ji Huai also needs a "girlfriend" to cope with the family's pressure to get married. The two hit it off and decided to make an agreement to pretend to be a couple. Bad news: Article 1 of the agreement - business is business, no temptation. As a result, the whole company began to watch the 360-degree transformation of the love life of this pair of epic rivals: one second they were arguing over the plan in the conference room, and the next second they were "intimately" feeding each other in the tea room; yesterday they were exchanging 300-word emails to each other for credit, and today they posted a warm photo from the "boyfriend's perspective" on their WeChat Moments. Colleagues: I can't understand, but I'm shocked. Jpg Is it my fault that I got hit? Nursery Rhyme thought this was a perfect deal, until—when she was being challenged by Party A, Ji Huai changed his usual venomous tongue, protected her behind him, and responded calmly; when she was sick and worked overtime, Ji Huai brought stomach medicine and hot porridge with him, frowning and scolding her for her life; when she thought she was going to lose the project, the backup plan that Ji Huai worked on for her all night was quietly placed on her desk. Nursery Rhyme: ... What about the promise not to be tempted? What happened to this man?
