The boss took a client to see a hostess, casually leaving his wife and car keys with Zhou Ye.
That night, the lottery ticket he'd held onto for five years finally hit: twenty million after taxes. Before he could even take it in, a message came from the boss's wife:
"Are you asleep?"
The next day, Zhou Ye, who'd put up with it for seven years, yelled back at them in public for the first time.
From then on, women who'd once ignored him started showing up at his door, and even the unreachable woman he'd long admired suddenly had time for him.
He thought having money meant he could stop bowing his head. But then he realized someone wanted him to spend money and still act like their lackey.
He's already got twenty million. Should he really swallow this insult?
