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Su Yinyin has been in the industry for four years with no promotion, no raise, and no excitement. She diligently works as a bank teller, cherishing her "iron rice bowl" more than anything.
Her only regret is that she's missing a man.
Her career is going nowhere, and her love life is a wasteland. She feels destined to be alone forever.
One day, the campus heartthrob she had a crush on in high school suddenly comes to her window to do some banking. From then on, a dazzling peach blossom finally blooms in her love life.
A romantic love story about a handsome returnee pursuing the prettiest flower at the bank. The romance is sugary sweet!
A little scene
Su Yinyin browses a book about traveling in Tibet and asks the man beside her, "What's altitude sickness in Tibet like?"
Mr. Han suddenly gives her a mysterious smile, pulls her close, cups her face, and kisses her.
After a long while, Mr. Han smiles and says, "It's like this: difficulty breathing, a dizzy head... Pretty much like kissing, except your face doesn't get quite so red." He runs his tongue over his lips, savoring the moment. "You're so inexperienced. Have you never kissed anyone? How about we try again..."
Su Yinyin turns away, her face red, and mutters scornfully, "You say that like you've ever kissed anyone."
A colleague asks, "Su Yinyin, you've worked here for four years and I've never seen you get a certification. What made you sign up for the economist exam? And at the intermediate level, too!"
Su Yinyin lifts her resolute little face from her sea of practice questions. "My boyfriend's so highly educated, and he studied abroad. If I don't work hard to catch up, how can I stand by his side?"
"So you think getting an intermediate economist certification will put you on a par with me, a Canadian graduate with a master's degree?" Mr. Han flashes his perfect, sunshiny smile, all eight pearly-white teeth showing, successfully crushing a little silver coin.
Su Yinyin grits her teeth. Other people's boyfriends dote on them and take such good care of them, but hers does nothing but put her down, strict and cold. If it weren't for that handsome face, hmph!
Author's note: The banking expertise in this story reflects the practices of one particular bank and is not universally applicable.
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The True Heiress Is a Born Spirit Medium
From the day she was born, two demons have been haunting her, waiting to devour her once she turns twenty-eight.
Even so, she has to do her best to stay alive.
She opens a spirit medium's shop, helping people divine death and destiny in love.
Unexpectedly, she becomes famous and makes a fortune.
A nine-tailed cat demon who has cultivated for a hundred lifetimes trades a wish to get her help. The South Sea Dragon King's daughter brings a watermelon-sized luminous pearl and wants to be best friends.
Even the minor officials of the underworld treat her with respect.
She thinks she'll live like this until she turns twenty-eight, but then she's suddenly told she has to return to a wealthy family and become a young lady unloved by both her father and mother.
She also gets a so-called younger sister who covets her destiny at every turn.
Just as she uses her metaphysical skills to face-slap everyone, claim the title of national studies master, and earn the world's admiration,
she meets a born heartthrob who's unlucky in love and fortune, a shameless scoundrel who uses every trick in the book to cling to her.
From then on, he won't leave her alone.
Theme: Money isn't everything.
I don't quite understand why I forgive. Even if I love someone again, I can't convince myself to forgive the person who hurt me so much.
I don't quite understand why I forgive. Even if I love someone again, I can't convince myself to forgive the person who hurt me so much.
Although I have never worked in a bank, it is really written very truthfully.
In many novels, when the heroine faces others and misunderstands that they are boyfriend and girlfriend, she becomes nervous and at a loss, and the hero must also explain. Can't we just say it openly and openly, we are not boyfriend and girlfriend?
Double C? I would like to ask if the male protagonist has an ex or an ambiguous partner physically or mentally, or is he still single?
In this historic moment, in this great moment, author, have you seen my sincere heart?
Actually updated Sahua Sahua
The love-minded heroine has only one hero in her eyes and heart...
What the author said can also be applied to the civil service industry (눈_눈)
However, our canteen is so simple