Employee Badge No. 7

A new graduate from the mainland is on her seventh job in Hong Kong. She thought she was out of luck again, but then she met a cold-faced female manager. Did she really get hired just because her Mandarin was good?

Wen Shuyu had always thought Ji Shijun was a dangerous woman.

She was beautiful and domineering, used to being in control of everything. A single glance could leave people at a loss, and one casual remark could make Wen Shuyu's ears turn red as she looked away.

But Ji Shijun loved teasing her.

She'd use straightening Wen Shuyu's collar as an excuse to draw close, whisper in her ear, and deliberately arrange moments when they were alone together. Watching Wen Shuyu's flustered expression, she'd ask, feigning innocence, "Why are you hiding?"

No one knew that this long-planned approach had begun with a flutter of the heart many years ago.

Ji Shijun remembered the kindness Wen Shuyu had shown her, and she remembered the weaker version of herself from back then. Now she finally had the means to stand before Wen Shuyu, yet she found she still had no idea what to do with her.

She'd get jealous and test the waters, and secretly bristle when Wen Shuyu laughed too happily with someone else. Director Ji, who could usually keep everything under control, kept losing her composure while pursuing an oblivious little assistant.

And what about Wen Shuyu?

All she knew was that her heart beat faster whenever she got close to Ji Shijun; that whenever Ji Shijun looked at her, she blushed for no reason; and that whenever she heard Ji Shijun say her name in that low, languid voice, she got so nervous she didn't know what to do with her hands.

She thought she was just afraid of her boss.

After all, she'd never dated anyone and had never imagined that one day someone could make her so careful even with her breathing.

One had been planning this for ages, while the other was slow to catch on.

One kept pressing closer, while the other, blushing, still asked, "Director Ji, why do you always like teasing me?"

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