night.

After taking a shower, Su Yinwan went downstairs to make Rong Jing a cup of hot milk.

Reaching the study door, Su Yinwan held a milk in one hand and gently knocked on the door with the other.

With a knock, Rong Jing, who was in a video conference, ignored the executives on the other end of the line and said, "Come in."

After hearing the response, Su Yinwan gently turned the doorknob and slowly walked in.

She carefully placed the milk aside, and was about to let him drink it when she turned her head and saw that Rong Jing was in a meeting.

She intended to slip away quietly, but Rong Jing unexpectedly hung up the meeting and closed his laptop.

The other executives were caught off guard and were dismissed by the president just like that; he was indeed capricious.

Rong Jing wrapped his arm around Su Yinwan's slender waist, and Su Yinwan fell into his arms without any warning.

"Does Mrs. Rong have something to say to me?" Rong Jing played with her long, black hair with his fingers.

"Xue'er took me to see that shop on University Road today. I really like it. Thank you." Su Yinwan stepped forward, picked up the milk, and placed it in front of Rong Jing. "Drink it while it's hot. It'll help you sleep better."

Rong Jing put the milk in her hand aside, changed to an ambiguous posture, and teased her.

"If Mrs. Rong really wants to thank me, she'll have to do something practical, like..." Before he could finish speaking, Rong Jing began to enjoy the beautiful scene before him.

His cold, thin lips pressed directly against her rosy cheeks.

Rong Jing kept her head down. Tonight, she was wearing a deep V-neck nightgown, revealing the beauty of her neckline.

The body was constantly burning with heat.

Su Yinwan sensed Rong Jing's unusual behavior and gave him a meaningful look.

Upon receiving a response, Rong Jing's emotions deepened.

He no longer held back; he smiled and went to capture it.

Soon, a light sheen of sweat appeared on their foreheads.

After a while, I unknowingly moved from the study to the master bedroom.

"Wanwan, come here, call me Ajing," Rong Jing whispered seductively in her ear.

"Ah Jing, Ah Jing." Su Yinwan began to feel a little dazed.

"Sweetheart, you're mine."

After an unknown amount of time, the two were covered in sweat, their blankets were damp, and the air was filled with an alluring atmosphere.

The next morning.

Su Yinwan lay on her side next to Rong Jing. Her biological clock had been running early these past few days, and she woke up before eight o'clock.

She looked at the sleeping man beside her, and just quietly watched him.

The man's refined profile was aloof, with long eyelashes and a few stray hairs falling across his forehead.

Su Yinwan looked at his cold and aloof thin lips and thought, "They say men with thin lips are heartless. Is he like that?"

She unconsciously touched his thin lips, mesmerized by his gaze.

Suddenly.

Caught off guard, Rong Jing suddenly opened his eyes, grabbed her hand, turned around and changed positions, "It seems I didn't satisfy you enough last night, my Mrs. Rong."

Just as he was about to make his next move, Rong Xue'er's voice rang out from the doorway, "Brother and sister-in-law, are you up? Aunt Liu has made breakfast. Would you like to come down and eat?"

"Okay, I understand, I'll be right down." Su Yinwan replied quickly.

Rong Jing was exasperated; he shouldn't have let this third wheel stay.

Su Yinwan laughed so hard her shoulders shook when she saw how annoyed he was.

Finally, Rong Jing raised an eyebrow and said with a seductive smile, "Come again tonight."

After saying that, he got up and went into the bathroom to wash up.

Upon hearing this, Su Yinwan's face, which had been smiling broadly, instantly froze.

She went inside, quickly washed up, and then went downstairs.

Rong Xue'er had already started eating, stirring the chicken porridge in her hand and eating a steamed bun in her mouth.

"Sister-in-law, have some breakfast." Rong Xue'er pushed a chair out for her.

"Thank you, Xue'er." Su Yinwan nodded.

"You're welcome."

"But sister-in-law, do you have a cold, or are you feeling unwell? Your voice sounds a little hoarse," Rong Xue'er asked, puzzled.

Su Yinwan's face suddenly turned red as she recalled the intense battle that had taken place the previous night.

Although she and Yunhe used to like flirting with young men, they were just a bit too talkative and liked to tease them, but they never went to the point of being physically open, and they rarely even held hands.

After experiencing all of this last night, I feel a little shy.

"It's nothing, maybe it's just been a bit dry lately," Su Yinwan casually offered as an excuse.

"In that case, I'll brew some throat-soothing tea for you to drink these next few days, to help soothe your throats," Aunt Liu suggested from the side.

A short while later, Rong Jing came downstairs, now dressed in a suit.

He sat down next to Su Yinwan and began to eat his breakfast slowly.

His serious demeanor makes it hard to imagine that he was the man who bewitched people last night.

"How do you plan to decorate your dessert shop? Just let Xu Feng buy the ingredients you need. Tell him what you want." Rong Jing's gaze then fell on Su Yinwan.

"Hmm, I went to check it out yesterday and I already have a general idea. Once the materials, tables, and chairs arrive, I estimate we can open in a few days," Su Yinwan replied, tearing off a piece of toast.

"As for staff, how many people do you plan to hire?"

"I plan to hire four full-time employees and five part-time employees. As for part-time employees, I'll see if any college students in the vicinity are interested in trying."

"Okay, contact Xu Feng for help if there are any problems. Don't overwork yourself."

"Uh-huh."

After breakfast.

Rong Jing went to the company, while Su Yinwan stayed home preparing recruitment information.

She is a full-time employee, and her monthly salary is set at eight thousand, with an eight-hour workday.

She needs to find someone who can make drinks and desserts, otherwise she can't manage it all by herself.

As a part-time employee, her hourly wage was set at thirty, and her total salary was calculated based on her working hours.

Su Yinwan had planned from the beginning to hire college students as part-time employees.

She vividly remembers a girl in her class who came from a poor family when she was in college. She relied on part-time jobs and other part-time work to support her tuition and living expenses for four years of college.

Another person I remember was a boy who lost both his parents at a young age. His grandparents raised him single-handedly, but they were too old to offer him much help.

During his four years of university, he was very motivated. He did all kinds of part-time jobs and could endure any hardship. He earned several thousand yuan every month and could even spare some for his grandparents' living expenses.

However, this did not affect his studies. He received scholarships every year, graduated with honors, and got a good job after graduation.

Su Yinwan has always admired people who work so hard, and she firmly believes that hard work will pay off.

Now that she has the ability to provide resources to others, she is generous with them.

I hope that my small contribution can be of great help to some people.

Su Yinwan's job posting didn't have many requirements or formatting. It was done in about half an hour and sent out with one click.

Next comes the preparation and training work.