Yi Xiuning crashed his car on the day he returned home.
Not only did they crash, but they also got into a fight.
Not only did they get into a fight, but they also got into trouble.
The bald man driving the Land Rover didn't take any advantage, and there were three blood stains on his cheeks. In the mediation room, he pointed at Yi Xiuning and cursed: "I can't kill you, my surname is not Zhang!"
Fang Yuheng, who came to pick him up, saw that the situation was not good and called his assistant: "Call a lawyer."
An hour later, at the door of the police station.
Fang Yuheng smiled: "I really didn't expect that Yan Lu would come here in person." He patted Yi Xiuning on the shoulder, "Xiuning, this is Wanheng's lawyer Yan. You should have met him."
Hmm.
Saw it.
Still slept.
Yi Xiuning played with his sunglasses and smiled absently: "Probably, I can't remember."
At two o'clock in the morning, in the partner's office on the 28th floor of Wanheng.
Yi Xiuning put his hands on the floor-to-ceiling windows, and his eyes were filled with neon lights of the city and thousands of lights.
Yan Jin: "Ning Ning, is it the brain that can't remember, or the body that can't remember?"
*PY becomes a positive person, and those in power bow their heads
*Both parties have exes, it's a cliché and there's no cliché in the main text.
*Personal pronoun
Intention: stick to yourself.
Reader comments
A very mature story, the mixture of reality and fairy tale feels familiar, like going back more than ten years ago and looking through the physical books hidden in the desk drawer. I rarely read the first person, and it is not easy to write the first person well. But the author really intrigued me and made me love and hate Ning Ning. I love the anger and ease she uses to cover up her vulnerability, and I hate her "unnecessary moaning" as a young lady. As for Yan Jin, he is the type of man that girls should avoid most when they are young, but there are really not many people who can avoid him.
A very mature story, the mixture of reality and fairy tale feels familiar, like going back more than ten years ago and looking through the physical books hidden in the desk drawer. I rarely read the first person, and it is not easy to write the first person well. But the author really intrigued me and made me love and hate Ning Ning. I love the anger and ease she uses to cover up her vulnerability, and I hate her "unnecessary moaning" as a young lady. As for Yan Jin, he is the type of man that girls should avoid most when they are young, but there are really not many people who can avoid him.