In order to improve her performance, Su Wan married a random man.
Programmers, with a monthly salary of 6,000, a house and a mortgage, seem to be the most "stable".
She had calculated her salary card, mortgage and living expenses, but she failed to calculate that she would be tempted.
Until that day, she took the team to discuss the company's largest cooperation case.
Pushing open the door of the conference room, her husband who "wears a sweater at home and rides an electric bike to pick her up from get off work" is sitting in the main seat.
The whole audience stood up.
Only the document in her hand fell to the ground.
"Mr. Su, please sit down."
He called Mr. Su, not his wife.
And she finally knew - she felt sorry for what kind of overtime he worked every day, a 30-billion-dollar shift.
It turns out that the "poor man" she married is the richest man in the world.
