Industry Is Hard (First Update Celebrating Youth Volunteers)

Feng Jun sat in the car and turned to glance at Red Sister, only to find that she was looking at him too.

He smiled awkwardly. "Two months ago, I never would've imagined that I'd get to ride in Red Sister's car. It really is an honor."

Coach Wang wasn't the only one with fantasies about conquering a beautiful superior; Boss Feng had them too. It wasn't perverse. Only a challenge and comeback like this could satisfy a man's desire to conquer to the fullest.

Thinking back to Feng Jun's circumstances two months ago, one could understand how he felt. At the time, his impression of Red Sister had been this: a beautiful, successful woman like her was beyond his reach. If he insisted on pursuing her, he would most likely only humiliate himself.

He felt that his understanding of himself back then wasn't inferiority, but an accurate assessment of his circumstances. Now that he had developed certain thoughts, it couldn't be called wishful thinking either—it was because he had gained the ability to change his situation.

Red Sister actually gave a slight nod and said lightly, "Two months ago, you... really weren't qualified."

Being this blunt is a real conversation killer. Feng Jun pursed his lips and couldn't be bothered to say anything else.

There weren't many cars in Yang City that afternoon. Once they got onto the Middle Ring Road, their speed picked up, and they soon arrived at Peach Blossom Valley.

Peach Blossom Valley covered roughly seven or eight square kilometers. It had rolling low hills and faced Yang City's largest wetland park—White Beach Park. A small stream called Peach Blossom Creek also ran through it.

The area had originally been a vast peach grove, once known in history as the Thirty Miles of Peach Blossoms. But