[Urban women's growth × career suspense × adult love × female group portraits]
"If you sign, you can still keep your job."
"What if I don't sign?"
"Then you should know the consequences."
Lin Che, a 28-year-old network security engineer, looked at the confirmation letter that placed the responsibility for the accident on her. She was silent for a long time and finally put down her pen.
"This is not my conclusion and I will not sign it."
She thought that refusing the visa was the most difficult step.
But after leaving the company, there was no counterattack as expected. Clients delay payment, project mistakes occur, money is lost, cooperation is terminated, and many years of love come to an end. She gradually understood: Refusing to take the blame for others does not mean that she is always right; freedom does not mean she will bear the consequences for her.
What's even more troublesome is that the suppressed data incident has never ended - the missing reports have reappeared, and client lawyers and regulators have come to visit. Why did the same accident leave several different conclusions?
When her parents, old love, friends, former colleagues and new partners all gave their own answers in life, Lin Che had to choose again:
Should she sign the ending written for her by others, or should she bear the price and write her own name?
