A Rare Employee

Whether in life or after death, this was the first time anyone had ever described Qiu Mei that way.

Her parents had gone to prison when she was very young, and her grandmother had raised her ever since.

Without the love of a father or mother, she had grown up very different from other children: carefree and with a hint of a delinquent streak.

As she grew older, Qiu Mei gradually matured. Just when she finally decided to leave her old self behind and truly make an effort, she met Wen Yu.

The flower bud had withered before it could bloom. But perhaps because of everything she had endured as a child, Qiu Mei hadn't been knocked down by this sudden tragedy. She hadn't lost herself; she was still the same person.

That was what Chen Ge admired most about her.

After watching the movie filmed by Chang Gu, Chen Ge still hadn't figured out why Wen Yu had entered the School, why the Left Eye had appeared on her, or what had happened between Wen Yu and her older brother, Chang Gu. But he knew one thing: of all the people who had appeared in the movie, Qiu Mei was the most innocent.

A group of strange spectators had appeared in the Projection Hall. Stranger still was this living person who had suddenly run onto the stage.

Qiu Mei's unharmed right eye slowly opened. Her blood-red gaze held a trace of confusion. What he said made her feel good, but somehow, something seemed off.

Slowly turning her neck, Qiu Mei looked at Chang Gu, who was sitting in the middle of the Projection Hall.

As if he had sensed something, Chang Gu raised his bowed head. After a long while, he seemed to have finally made a decision and