Whose Eldest Daughter Is She?

Peipei: She has neither a graceful figure nor a beautiful face, nor the qualities that make people want to cherish her. She is always quiet, like a dusty, deflated ball left in a storage room.

Dr. He: He looks like a man who is already married, someone ordinary people wouldn't dare get involved with, yet women with rose-colored charm keep gravitating toward him.

Whenever Peipei thinks seriously about Dr. He, the world turns bright, alive, and colorful. Just thinking of him makes little smiles spread across her face. He is the secret in her heart, the unspoken affection that shows in every corner of this old maid's eyes and brows. Whenever another man approaches her, she thinks he's getting ahead of himself. If Dr. He weren't already married, Peipei would find his ordinary, unremarkable, even somewhat haggard and aged appearance all the more genuine and approachable. She would have more courage to get closer to him, seduce him, act coy with him, and cling to him relentlessly.

At work: “Next time you quit, don't write ‘I'm sick’ as your reason!” the manager says to Peipei with a cold expression.

The boss says that if she can't get the job done, she has no right to ask for a monthly salary of three thousand yuan, and she might as well go rob someone. Every time she's been berated, Peipei feels as if a rabid dog has barked at her and torn her to shreds.

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