When Client and Contractor Fall in Love at First Sight

[Complete] The story is finished! Visit the author's page to find your next favorite! Don't miss out, folks! Bihu invites you to answer: "If you and the person you're pursuing have a client-contractor working relationship, are you likely to end up together?" Bai Lixin: ?? He clicked in and saw all kinds of replies from people watching the drama unfold: "Buddy, that's a question that'll get you killed. Why would you even ask that?" "How are things between you usually? Do your work conversations go well?" "Maybe in your next life." The poster added: "We were intimate when we first met, but it didn't end well. The next day, we even ended up at the police station. We have a lot of work-related contact, too. We're partners, and I often ask him to revise proposals. Does that count?" "Forget it, bro. Isn't being alive nice?" "+1" "+2" "What kind of misunderstanding do you all have about clients? Is there anything a client can't do?" "+10086 to the one above." The poster: "Actually, we're already engaged." "Then what the hell are you asking for?" "Showing off while pretending not to. Reported." Bai Lixin slapped the table and sneered. "Qi Minghe, get out here and take your beating!" Pairing: A flamboyant, unruly, short-tempered design genius and beauty, the contractor bottom, x a fastidious CEO with bizarre taste, the client top. 1. Updates before midnight every night. I'll give advance notice if I need a break. The contents of this story are pure nonsense, so don't overthink them. 2. The client and contractor are the two parties to a contract. In the design industry, bizarre clients often make revision requests that drive contractors to despair and leave them baffled. This story is also known as My Bedmate Wants to Kill Me Every Day. 3. Modern alternate universe. Same-sex marriage is legal. 1v1, happy ending. A story about a client and contractor who sleep together before falling in love, only to discover that the other person is the contract partner they can barely resist strangling. #How Hard Is It for a Client and Contractor to Get a Happy Ending?# #Isn't Being Alive Nice?# #Do You Love Me, or Do You Love How Good I Am at Revising Proposals?# Theme: