Reborn and awakened, this time I won't be a love-struck fool.

Liu Lerong: [...]

Melancholy Sweetie: [...]

Lin Wu replied to whatever she posted.

Liu Lerong typed for a long time, but in the end, she didn't send anything.

Lin Wu ignored it and put the phone away.

It's Friday, and the two-day weekend is just around the corner. She's in a good mood and naturally won't let someone like that spoil her fun.

As we all know, weekdays feel like an eternity, while weekends fly by.

Monday arrived in the blink of an eye.

Lin Wu struggled to get out of bed, changed her clothes, ate the breakfast her boyfriend had prepared, and then transformed into a career woman when she went out.

However, the atmosphere at work was noticeably strange today.

People kept greeting Lin Wu as she waited in line at the elevator.

"Home on the Road" has a great influence and is the most popular and highest-rated variety show recently. Many of my colleagues at the TV station are loyal viewers of this show.

Even those who don't watch at all will surely find out by now after two days of discussion over the weekend.

This was the first time Lin Wu had ever felt so prominent.

Although she has a few familiar colleagues, she is definitely not well-liked.

She rarely attends gatherings or goes out to eat or shop with her colleagues.

This would naturally lead to being excluded.

Even though more people are greeting him now, Lin Wu remains calm.

Until she returned to her workstation.

Liu Lerong and Yang Yan, standing next to each other, were unusually quiet. Previously, these two would have been raising their voices to chat about where they had gone this weekend, but now they were both staying at their respective workstations.

They seemed like two taciturn, complete strangers.

As usual, Lin Wu turned on her computer and started working on the documents.

Yang Yan was closest to her and secretly glanced at Lin Wu.

I noticed that she was very calm, as if nothing had happened.

Old Sui always likes to arrive at work right on time, and today was no exception.

When he came in carrying his bag, everyone else was already there, busy at their respective workstations.

Although he doesn't watch the show, it's been circulating in the group chat for the past two days.

He naturally found out as well.

He looked at Lin Wu's location with a complicated expression.

She was holding a cup of coffee, sipping it while looking at her computer.

Old Sui stood there stunned for a moment. "Lin Wu, come to my office."

After saying that, he picked up his bag, turned right, and pushed open the office door.

Old Sui's words made the already quiet group even quieter.

Yang Yan and Liu Lerong exchanged a glance, and then both of them stared at Lin Wu.

Lin Wu put down her coffee cup, her expression unchanged.

She pushed open the office door.

Old Sui sat in the chair, his somewhat cloudy eyes looking at her.

"Is there something you need from me?" Lin Wu's attitude towards him remained the same as always, treating him like a superior.

Old Sui crossed his arms, pursed his lips, and the wrinkles on his face became even more pronounced because of this gesture.

He hesitated for two seconds, then said, "I've heard about what happened these past two days. I apologize for what happened before."

Lin Wu was taken aback.

I never expected that he would apologize.

"What are you apologizing for?" Lin Wu stood by the table.

"I used to..."

Old Sui has been in this industry for so long, and he doesn't have any special background. He climbed up step by step from being a junior reporter. He's very shrewd and knows how to please his superiors.

It is still the same now.

The sliding speed is extremely fast.

"I shouldn't have said that to you before; it was my fault," Old Sui said. "You really don't need this job. Even without it, your life won't change drastically."

After he finished speaking, Lin Wu remained silent for a long time.

Old Sui couldn't guess what Lin Wu was thinking at that moment.

He used to treat Lin Wu as just an ordinary subordinate, always putting on airs of a leader in front of her, never bothering to consider what she was thinking.

Things are different now.

She was actually Lin Chuanqiong's daughter.

He was nearly scared to death when he found out about it on Friday night.

Who is Lin Chuanqiong?

The rightful heir to the Lin family.

What kind of family is the Lin family?

It is one of the pillars of China's economy, and also one of the most well-regarded.

Neither Grandpa Lin nor Lin Chuanqiong had any blemishes.

They neither had any illegitimate children that caused a public uproar, nor did they frequently get married and divorced, making them the subject of much public discussion.

The Lin family has always been quite low-key, and the younger generation has not deliberately flaunted their wealth or committed any illegal or criminal acts.

Compared to the Bo family, who had children everywhere, and the Song family, who flaunted their wealth endlessly, the Han family, whose patriarch was sent directly to prison.

The Lin family is actually quite normal, with many supporters.

Old Sui had previously attended dinners with the station director. He vividly remembers one time when he bumped into Lin Chuanqiong.

Lin Chuanqiong arrived a little late.

The secretary opened the door first.

The moment he entered, everyone at the table stood up to greet him.

The people at the table are all renowned figures, tough guys, and they were making sarcastic and sarcastic remarks while drinking.

As soon as Lin Chuanqiong arrived, everyone quieted down.

At that time, Lin Chuanqiong had not yet appeared in a financial magazine, and Lao Sui had no idea who he was.

I was both puzzled and shocked.

Who exactly is this handsome guy?

What exactly is his/her identity?

Why can he keep everyone in check?

Until the dinner ended.

Only then did the station director reveal Lin Chuanqiong's identity to Lao Sui.

Old Sui always felt that he and these people who stood on the clouds were from two different worlds.

For someone from an ordinary family, the station director is already the ceiling he can reach.

All he had to do was flatter the station director, keep him happy, and climb the ranks steadily.

I never expected this.

Lin Chuanqiong's daughter had actually been working for him all along.

I never complain about the hardship and fatigue.

Sometimes Lao Sui felt that Lin Wu's personality was not something that an ordinary family could raise.

So fearless, so open and honest, daring to act and take responsibility, never speaking empty words, never flattering, and diligently busy with his own affairs.

There was no fear, concession, or weighing of pros and cons in her.

That's too arbitrary.

Only enlightened parents and families with ample funds can raise such children.

In the conventional sense, Lao Sui was a relatively successful person.

Although he came from a poor family, he managed to get into the highest university in the capital through his own hard work, despite his humble origins.

I worked hard throughout my four years of university, juggling multiple jobs to earn money. I was the class monitor, the vice president of the student council, and had contact information for many teachers with whom I had a good relationship.

I successfully landed a job at a TV station during my internship.

He successfully became a full-time employee and climbed the ranks step by step, and is now considered a junior leader.

But he was always timid and hesitant.

He racked his brains, but dared not do the things he wanted to do.

He often scolded Lin Wu, partly because of his own reasons.