Suspended Sentence

I realized after reading this chapter that I was reading a Lily novel hhhh. I almost forgot that the two heroines are going to fall in love hhh

The story has entered Chapter 47, and the relationship between the two heroines has gradually become clear in my eyes. As a reader, I felt a little relieved, but I was deeply touched by the true feelings between the lines in this chapter. I wrote down a few points that impressed me to express my appreciation for Yan Buxue's rigorous attitude towards his works (Are you ready? I'm going to start praising ; P) Excerpt 1: Sui Ran concentrated on wiping the stains on the seat, even using too much force. Finally, he wiped it with a dry paper towel and asked Huaian where he planned to go later. According to Sui Ran's character and the inevitable situation in which she faced Huai'an's straight ball, this reaction was actually what I expected. The author spends a certain amount of space describing her small action of wiping the stain, which actually highlights from the side the turmoil in her heart caused by this straight shot. As we all know, our manager Sui has a strong adaptability, which was demonstrated when he dealt with two sudden attacks by his ex-girlfriend. So she looked calm on the surface, and at the end she asked Huai'an where he was going to go soon. Huai'an didn't know whether he was too indulgent to her, or he really didn't have the energy to explore after being injured, so he chose to let Sui Ran go again. Excerpt 2: Catching up with the evening rush hour, Sui Ran decided to tell Huaian another reason for his resignation during the traffic jam. I still want to point out a small detail in this part. Sui Ran also listens to the navigation with headphones. This is probably to prevent the sound of the navigation from disturbing Huaian's rest. This is a candy I dug out myself. I remember that in Chapter 25, Huaian sent Sui Ran home and said that she turned on the navigation. Sui Ran looked at her ears and found that there was nothing. The headphones were worn on the other side so that it was easier to hear Sui Ran speak. So here I just figured out that Sui Ran also wears one-sided headphones (=-=) Two examples of sexual/harassment/harassment in the workplace. Actually, I don't want to condemn Liang Qian and Boss N anymore (they don't deserve it), but as the little green words say, this kind of thing actually exists in many industries. Some of them may happen without you even realizing it, and you may not even know that the behavior is sexual/harassment/harassment unless someone wakes you up later. What I want to say here is that as someone who has already joined the workforce, I hope that sisters, whether they are already working or not yet working, should always be alert to the occurrence of similar things. I think this is also the deeper purpose of why the author describes these two things in detail. Of course we hope that similar things will happen as rarely as possible, but if you are really unlucky, please protect yourself. Combining some current facts, I think everyone will have a deeper understanding, so I won't go into details here. In the narration of the two incidents, Haicheng became a controversial figure at that time. I read that some comments were quite disappointed with Mr. Hai. In fact, I also think that Mr. Hai at that time had big problems in his attitude and handling methods. I don't think it's unfair to use her reaction as 30% of the reason for Sui Ran's resignation. It was precisely because of Haicheng's disrespect that Sui Ran felt that the company would not offend his sponsor for an ordinary employee. There was also a scumbag polluting the air among the people he worked with. In addition to being disappointed, Sui Ran also felt that he was desperate. So Haicheng must bear the blame. However, in Chapters 27 and 28, I mentioned Liang Qian's incident and Haicheng's late apology. After that, Sui Ran said that he shouldn't bring up the old issues again, and the two were reconciled as before. So for the sake of little angel Ranran, I'll just wait and see what happens to Haicheng. Fragment 3: "To put it bluntly, customers and service providers are naturally not equal, and the customer is always in the driver's seat." / "I like you... You. You can also understand it as admiration." Okay, here comes the climax of this article. I have to say, my heart trembled when I saw Sui Ran say "I like you". Most of the time I feel this way when I read heart-wrenching stories, but it's quite rare in "sweet" stories. Not only that, she also lowered the car window when she said it, mixing with the noisy noise, she said her confession, regardless of whether the person being confessed could hear it, it was best not to hear it. ——> Sui Ran: You must hear it for me, but you are not allowed to let me know! <——Yes! Like! Pole! Got it! Sui Ran's confession shows that she is finally willing to face Huai'an's feelings and express her love for him. But before she said these words, she used two stories to pave the way for a long time. The first story mocks that there are no technical barriers to entry in this industry (scumbags can work with you), and the second story mocks that sacrificing sex/appearance can lead to good performance. Because the customer occupies the dominant position, the two parties are naturally unequal, but even if Sui Ran came to this conclusion based on personal experience, I still said I like you. The weight of these four words can be imagined. However, I haven't fully understood the deeper meaning of the sentence "interpret liking as admiration". I guess that on the one hand, Sui Ran really admires Huai'an for his way of doing things. On the other hand, he may be subconsciously afraid that Huai'an will become angry (mentioned later, but how is it possible?) And found a ladder for her just in case. Fragment 4: Both parties proposed to each other that they would no longer have direct contact with this project. This is one of the highlights of this article. Two cuties who were "dazzled" by love expressed the same idea with practical actions - I want to fall in love with you: Sui Ran: I don't want any money anymore, I want to fall in love with you. Huai'an: The money is yours. I will lock myself abroad and come back (to fall in love with you) when the project is over. Then... Sui Ran: Waiting for your return. Huaian: Wait for me to come back. Me: Waiting for Yan Buxue to come back from training this week (show hands).

Thinking of a sentence I saw before, "I come with courage and sincerity, I am not the one who should be sorry." It feels a bit suitable for Sui Ran.

I clicked on this novel because it was recommended by Xiaohongshu. I didn't have high hopes before opening it. I didn't expect to find an unexpectedly good product, Huai'an and Sui Ran. At first, I always thought of Huai'an, Jiangsu Province, which I just visited during the Mid-Autumn Festival last year. Reading it was always a bit awkward. Sui is also a surname commonly used in novels. Speaking of which, I named my trumpet Sui An (I thought it would be used to comfort myself, so I created an avatar to accompany me). It was fate. Huai'an is Huai's mother and An's father. They took their mother's surname and used their father's surname as their first name. This routine is very common in Internet articles. Most of them are surname + Lian/Mu... + Surname. Here, they just add the surname directly, which is a little surprise. I came into contact with the article on Saturday and read it hastily on Monday. In fact, this has already slowed down. I read this book very slowly. On the one hand, I don't know much about the workplace knowledge in it and need to think slowly. On the other hand, the people in it are all good people. In a word, it is full of twists and turns. The IQ is really not enough. I will re-read it many times and slowly savor it. This article is not a cruel article, and the ending is also capitalized he, but from the beginning to the end, my heart was raised high, and I couldn't feel at ease for these two. The little tricks that Mr. Huai made in the early stage were really annoying. As for Sui Ran, Mr. Huai has always been a special being to her. When she was a client, she was a glamorous boss she met when she first entered the workplace. Although she was picky and mysophobic, she did make Sui Ran grow up a lot, and it is not difficult to imagine. Mr. Huai's appearance was excellent. It was hard not to be deeply impressed by such a person and such a customer. This laid the foundation for the two of them. The magnetic field between people was very special. Sometimes one look was enough to determine something. Sui Ran has been feeling inferior to himself in the early stage, which is so normal. With such an outstanding Mr. Huai, who can not feel inferior? She has been wavering on whether Mr. Huai is interested in her. She has denied her speculation several times and warned herself not to have wishful thinking. I think that Sui affirmed the existence of this fact very early, and denied it just to keep himself awake, not daring to let himself fall in, like a snail hiding in its shell, only daring to cautiously stretch out its tentacles to test. On the other hand, I have always felt that there is some tacit understanding between adults. Sui Ran has always suspected it, but has never made any expression or action of rejection (if you try it with another person, will it still be like this)? This is a kind of indulgence. Sui Ran is indulging Huai'an's various overtures, and he should also be hesitating about whether there is a possibility of going further. Huai'an received this signal of indulgence and took steps little by little. So two people being together is a destined result from the beginning, just like the English poem in the article. I don't like the two translations in the poem. The following is my own translation. It is definitely not as accurate as the original text, but it is an expression I like (don't criticize me for losing the meaning of the original text). I never tell you, I think of you often, when I sit alone or when I have no sleep at night I'm waiting, never doubting that I'll see you again I believe I won't lose you This is my first long review for the probation. When I read it, I often have the urge to write something. I am lazy and often leave things alone. This time I originally planned to write a short review in the extra chapter, but I didn't expect it to expand after writing. So I just wrote 1,000 words. Thank you to the probation for meeting me. Maybe, like my senior sister to Sui Ran, this novel may also be an opportunity for my career. Off topic, I was thinking about this article on my way to get off work, and "Red High Heels" by Tanya Chua came to mind. How to best describe you/What to compare with you to be special/I have a strong feeling for you/But I don't know much about you Although it doesn't quite fit the plot, this melody is playing over and over in my mind. In the end, I hope that like Sui Ran, I can find a job that I love and am willing to work for.

I don't understand this line of work, but if what the author writes is close to reality, then the gray area in this line of work is too big. I always feel, well, it's not easy to be a worker.

Never pity men, they all deserve it

Li Rui is such a charming person, and it is probably profitable to be with Yao Ruo. He is a flattering villain and pretends to be good. I hope that girl will stop her losses soon.

Let's review it again, I was so excited when I saw the weekly report [covering my face and laughing and crying]

The character of Mr. Huai is so vivid. Mrs. Tai is amazing. Most people only write about the CEO as cold and unsmiling. It seems that if you say more than one or two sentences, the character will not stand up. But the character of Mr. Huai written by Mrs. Is very three-dimensional, not like a person suspended in a novel. On the contrary, I feel that this person can also exist in real life. Let us thank Mrs. 💪 💪 💪

Only after doing business did I realize how lucky I was to have such customers 😳