One Hundred Thousand a Month, the Boss Hired Me to Babysit My Niece

A paper shop girl who is afraid of debt × a cold-faced CEO who doesn't know how to love A gentle game about "owing" and "accepting" She thought she was going to work, but she ended up losing money. Tao Zhi, a poor girl from a paper shop, her greatest skill in her life is "seeing ghosts" - she can see dead people and send messages for them. But she never made money from this, because grandma said that if you don't accept money, your life will be shortened. Until one day, a Maybach parked at the entrance of the old alley. Pei Yan, the vice president of Yanshan Real Estate, is cold-faced and taciturn, with "Keep away from strangers" written all over his body. His younger brother jumped off a building and died, leaving behind a four-year-old daughter, Nuo Nuo. From then on, Nuo Nuo never spoke again. He offered one hundred thousand a month to hire Tao Zhi to accompany Nuo Nuo. Tao Zhi thought it was a simple escort job until she discovered that every painting Nuo Nuo painted had a red rope on her wrist; Pei Yan's younger brother Pei Lin had been standing under the sweet-scented osmanthus tree since his death, refusing to leave; and the cold-faced CEO was clumsily and stubbornly pulling her into a "home" she didn't dare to enter in a way she had never seen before. She will only settle accounts in her life, afraid of owing anyone a penny. But Pei Yan made her owe one thing after another - a pair of shoes, a glass of honey water, the sentence "Have you eaten?", A painting of three little people holding hands... When she finally plucked up the courage to open the account book, she found that the last page read: "Pei Yan, I owe you 'Brother, you're okay' - but I don't know if this sentence counts."