She knew the store manager was taking a jab at her with those words.
Back then, thanks to her old classmate, she had enjoyed quite a glamorous stretch among the branch stores.
Number one in sales, highest commissions.
Most importantly, rumors had spread everywhere about her special relationship with that old classmate. There had been no shortage of gossip.
At the time, she had secretly enjoyed it and couldn't even be bothered to clarify.
Later... later, she had temporarily quit and gone home to deal with the house. The rumors at the company only grew worse—people said all sorts of things about her, like she had landed a rich husband, or, more crudely, that someone was keeping her.
And now, she was alone, back in the store where she had once worked.
Naturally, everyone understood what that meant.
"Manager, who buys and sells houses all year round?" Pei Xiaoru forced a smile.
"Could it be that person isn't planning to support you anymore?" the store manager suddenly said meaningfully. "Xiaoru, then you'd better work harder. You haven't closed a single deal since you came back... You do know about the assessment for new hires, right? Don't fail to pass the probation period and end up leaving automatically."
"Don't worry, Manager." Pei Xiaoru lowered her eyes and replied.
Listings filled the screen like a vast sea.
After being away for a year, nearly all the clients she had once had were naturally no longer valid. The ones who were going to buy had already bought, and those who hadn't probably never would.
That left only one option: keep posting listings.
She had to pay out of pocket to open up listing channels, constantly post properties, and hope for the phone to suddenly ring.
But this was supposed to be a new