The landlord has multiple personalities and wants everyone to pay him.

Ye Shu was a little confused when her phone vibrated and woke her up this morning. Was it time? Why was she still so sleepy?

He groggily reached under his pillow for his phone, squinted at it, and saw it was a message from Sister Chen Xing.

So early? Did she get up early or didn't sleep all night?

Clicking through, the message from Sister Chen Xing was very concise, just four words: "You're famous again," followed by a link.

What's trending again?

Ye Shu narrowed his eyes into slits, clicked on the link, and saw that it was still the same account that had taken pictures of Xia Qing and himself yesterday.

Judging from the angle, the video was filmed from outside the glass window looking into the store. In the video, he is lying on a long bench, and Xiao Nuan is sitting next to him.

Then he propped himself up and sat up. Seeing Xiao Nuan next to him, he leaned over and hugged her tightly, then leaned down and took a deep breath of her.

Xiao Nuan was held in his arms, holding the specially made milk tea porridge in her hands. She looked out the window expressionlessly, without resisting, as if she had already gotten used to it.

The caption below the video:

[I'm so into this! The domineering female shop assistant is actually an adorable, clueless girl in private! The puppy-like shop manager is showing off their love online, who can resist this contrast! The address is...]

This short video, less than half a minute long, garnered nearly 100,000 likes overnight.

The comments section was just as lively as yesterday, with all sorts of comments.

[Yesterday she was a domineering and mature woman, today she's an adorable and clueless girl. Just what kind of amazing girl is this shop assistant? Does she open blind boxes every day?]

[Judging from the store manager's expression, he seems to be high.]

"It can't be some kind of unspoken rule, can it? The girl doesn't seem very willing."

Ye Shu looked at her phone, her brows furrowing.

To be honest, when he saw the video, he didn't feel happy; in fact, he felt a little scared.

Where was this video filmed?

Judging from the angle in the video, it was filmed from across the street on the pedestrian street opposite the store.

Isn't this considered taking photos without permission?

It's not that he can't accept people filming him; after all, he was already aware of the attention he would receive after his first video went viral.

The problem is, the person who filmed this video, Xia Qing's video was just a casual snapshot taken while passing by, but Xiao Nuan's video looks like it was filmed while she was staking out the location.

This isn't about recording life anymore; this is about using myself as a pseudonym.

He clicked into the account's homepage and took a look. The number of followers was not many, only a few hundred. The videos posted were all casually filmed, and the number of likes was only a few or a dozen.

The only two videos I posted these past two days featuring myself and them have garnered significant attention: one has already received over 100,000 likes, and the other is also approaching 100,000.

Goodness, they're squeezing every last drop out of a toad, and now they're even catching a sheep!

Ye Shu went back to the video and found that the caption at the end of the video had tagged her current account, Corner Tea Talk.

Ye Shu felt a bit conflicted, and for a moment she didn't know if this person was intentionally using her as a nickname.

To be honest, the videos on his homepage are just casually filmed, not like he's trying to build an account. Plus, he tagged himself in both of those videos.

To say he isn't... it's obvious this was filmed on purpose while staking out the location.

Logically speaking, the fact that people were filming him did bring a lot of traffic to the store. Not to mention that yesterday's sales were better than the previous three days, the "Corner Tea Talk" account alone gained several thousand more followers overnight.

From this perspective, he should thank the person who filmed the video.

but……

The thought that he might be filmed through a window at any time without his knowledge, and then posted online for others to see, made him feel extremely uncomfortable.

Ye Shu held her phone, hesitating for a long time.

Anyone who discovers they've been secretly filmed through a window and the photos have been posted online to be seen by a large number of people would find it hard to ignore.

He also considered sending a private message to the other party, saying, "Sorry, please don't take any more photos. We don't want to be disturbed."

But as soon as the idea popped into my head, I rejected it immediately.

No, you can't say that.

After all, the person did bring business to the store. He's enjoying the traffic they brought, and then he turns around and tells them to stop filming. Isn't that like blaming the chef after you've had your fill? That's just too ugly.

He's not good at doing things that are both expected and expected.

But he wasn't too comfortable with him not eating anything.

This account has already posted two videos about itself, and each one is more popular than the last. I just saw in the comments section that some people are already following the latest one. Who knows if he will come back today?

What about tomorrow? And the day after tomorrow?

What if one day they capture something outrageous and post it online...?

Ye Shu thought for a moment, then clicked on that person's profile, opened the private chat, and started typing.

[Hello, this is the manager of Corner Tea House. First of all, thank you very much for the video you filmed. It has indeed brought a lot of attention to our store, and I would like to express my gratitude on behalf of the store. If it's convenient, would you like to come to the store tonight? Probably after closing time, so we can chat in person. I don't mean anything by it; I just thought that since you like our store so much, perhaps we could get to know each other. Looking forward to your reply.]

He read it aloud again and felt there was nothing wrong with it; he expressed his gratitude without saying anything bad about the other person taking pictures without his consent.

In short, regardless of the other person's mindset when taking the photos—whether they're using it to create a profile or are just casually taking pictures—it's always better to talk to them face-to-face than to guess here.

Since the other party was able to stake out the location to take photos, it proves that it's not far from the store, or at least somewhere they could pass by.

Thinking of this, Ye Shu directly posted it using the account "Corner Tea Talk".

It would be best if we could reach an agreement; if not, at least we could make our bottom line clear to each other face to face.

The message was sent, but the recipient didn't read it, and the account showed that the user was offline.

That makes sense, who watches short videos this early in the morning? They're probably still sleeping.

Ye Shu put down her phone, intending to take a final nap before the alarm went off.

He closed his eyes, let out a long breath in the blankets, and just as his body relaxed, he heard his phone start vibrating.

This time it's an alarm clock...

Ye Shu didn't check the time when she put down her phone, but there was actually less than a minute left before the alarm went off.

Ye Shu took the shortest nap of her life, probably... forty seconds?

This feeling is the most unpleasant. Your already precious sleep time is disturbed, and you try to close your eyes with the comforting thought that you can still doze off for a while, but that's all you can do.

Ye Shu stared blankly at the ceiling, suddenly feeling a little like crying.

Never mind, let's get up.

However, before getting out of bed, he needs to complete a necessary procedure: the great task of admiring sleeping faces.

This stuff is so addictive; I feel restless if I don't watch it for a day.

However, just as he turned over and before he could even begin appreciating the art, an arm wrapped around his neck.

Ye Shu's head was pulled over, and then she was given a sweet and soft "good morning" kiss.

It didn't take long, but they immediately put Ye Shugan on the machine.

As the kiss ended, Ye Shu heard a slightly nasal voice, as if someone had just woken up, say:

Good morning, little Shu.