The rain in Shanghai in June soaked through Wan Qing's last bit of dignity - the black umbrella with a broken bone, Pao Hua's resume, and the text message from her mother that "the rent has gone up again", forcing the former Miss Su into a corner.
Until I ran into that familiar yet unfamiliar embrace.
It's Xuan Heng. The boy who followed her for loquats and accepted the scarf she knitted when she was a child is now the heir to the Chu Group. The Patek Philippe on her wrist makes her frayed cuffs particularly dazzling. He handed over a business card without a title, pressed his fingertips to her palm and said, "It's the help of an old classmate." However, after she failed in the interview, he offered her a deal: "Be my girlfriend for three months, and I will give you the position of Star Director, as well as your old house."
The moment Wan Qing closed her eyes and agreed, she didn't see the joy and anxiety in Xu Heng's eyes as he rubbed her name in the Bentley - he had been waiting for her for ten years, from a young boy in a white shirt to a newly wealthy man in the business world, thinking that he could finally continue his old dream, but he didn't know that he was just a springboard for her to revitalize the family.
Is this reunion that started in Yuxiang the beginning of her comeback, or is it the end of his ten-year obsession? When the three-month deadline comes and she grabs the resources he gave her and turns around to leave, what kind of ashes will the past between the two of them be burned to?
Purpose: Big heroine