The Big Shot Loves Me, What Can You Do About It?

Couple: A stingy, money-loving assistant & a cold, generous, devoted big shot with a warm heart

Fu Zi'an was hit by a car that looked incredibly expensive. She'd meant to get up, dust herself off, and say she was fine.

But before she could even recover, the other woman had already decided what to do. Dressed to the nines, she gave Fu Zi'an ten thousand yuan without letting her explain, then drove off.

She'd been mistaken for someone faking an accident for money!

A month later, Fu Zi'an joined a new company and was stunned to discover that her boss, Shang Ning, was the woman who'd hit her that day.

Fu Zi'an was so desperate to save face, and so obvious about trying to win Shang Ning over, that her nosy coworkers mistook her intentions. "Xiao Fu, are you trying to get with President Shang?"

Fu Zi'an: "Like hell I am!"

Shang Ning, passing by at just the wrong moment: "You said I'm a piece of shit?"

After dying of embarrassment, Xiao Fu wanted to rip her own mouth off...

Fu Zi'an thought Shang Ning would make her life difficult, but Shang Ning not only showed no sign of taking offense, she treated her unbelievably well.

Shang Ning thought she had hidden her feelings perfectly, until Fu Zi'an teased her with a smile: "Everyone can see what's on your mind."

In the end, Fu Zi'an showed everyone through her actions that she could never win someone like Shang Ning.

Shang Ning, in turn, showed Fu Zi'an that winning her over was a piece of cake.

[Bonus Scene]

One night, Shang Ning tugged pitifully at Fu Zi'an, who was still asleep. "I just remembered again. You said I was a piece of shit..."

Fu Zi'an, roused from sleep after being pestered, replied helplessly, "You're still not over that, huh?"

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