Lin Rui, 28 years old, is a well-known creative director in the Shanghai advertising circle. After five years in the industry, the success rate of proposals is 78%. I can work overtime for 48 hours without closing my eyes, but I can't cure one problem - dreaming about the girl I have been chasing for three years in college.
Liu Lin, the marketing director of Party A, is two years older than him and has climbed from an assistant to a high position within five years of joining the company. People in the industry said she was iron-fisted, and her subordinates said she was strict. Only her college roommate knew that she hugged a ginkgo tree and cried until the early hours of the morning after the breakup.
They met again at a business dinner and she was his biggest client. His hand was shaking when he handed her the business card. She took it and said, "I have been chasing him for three years." The whole audience burst into laughter, just like five years ago. But this time, he didn't back down. From the wonton shop at three o'clock in the morning to the puzzle on the Suzhou River, from the supplier's frame-up to Mr. Gu's bureau, it took them five years to sit at the same table again. In between are his father's medical expenses, the pitfalls of the guarantee agreement, the unspoken rules of the industry, and his own courage to be late. Lin Rui said he would chase him this time. Liu Lin said, you run faster, I'm in a hurry.
Wherever you wake up, someone is waiting for you to eat wontons at three in the morning.
