Senior Sister had asked him to come to the bookstore and help Song Ruo out, while also letting him get familiar with the bookstore's workflow.
Although Luo Ye was the bookstore owner's husband, neither he nor owner Su Baizhou knew much about the finer details of the bookstore's operations.
The people who understood it best were naturally Qin Yuwen and Zhang Xiyan.
But Zhang Xiyan had already left Jiangcheng with Liu Jianglai, while Senior Qin had returned to her family's shop to learn its management procedures.
Song Ruo had worked here for the entire summer vacation. Fairy Senior Sister had not delayed her wages, and had even advanced her a month's salary when she first started.
Her second month's salary had been paid normally.
Now, Song Ruo's summer job had ended, but she would continue staying here as a part-timer during her spare time.
By the time Luo Ye was in his senior year,
Song Ruo would already be a junior.
And the three little ones from back when Senior Sister taught—Yao Shiyu, Hao Jie, and Wang Yunzhi—were about to become sophomores. It was rather amazing when he thought about it.
What was amazing, specifically, was that whenever Luo Ye thought of freshmen calling them Senior Sister, he felt oddly strange inside.
Senior Sister? Them?
It was as if people who had always been treated as children had suddenly matured in an instant.
In short, over the next year, Zhou Ye Bookstore would be managed by Luo Ye, and during this time, Song Ruo would teach him how to manage the current Zhou Ye Bookstore.
Perhaps when the bookstore had first opened, no one had understood it better than Su Baizhou and Luo Ye.
But the place had changed tremendously since then, including the first-floor menu, which had gained many