Daily synopsis: My superpowers are updated every season.

Chapter 1110, the story of the rose, opens with its iconic scene!

What's wrong with this child?

Dai Yin, who had been kicked out, looked at the father and son in the house with a furrowed brow.

"She's probably in a bad mood." Professor Huang pretended to be confused: "Girls are like that. Let her be by herself, she'll be fine."

"That's not right!" Dai Yin was not satisfied with this statement.

What does it mean to say that a girl is like this?
She's a girl too!

She doesn't do that!
Moreover, she is Huang Yimei's mother and shouldn't be treated like this.

"Zhenhua, what happened to your sister? Tell me!"

"Rose can be a little temperamental sometimes, but we're used to it." To avoid making his mother even angrier if she knew the truth, Huang Zhenhua could only grit his teeth and keep up the pretense.

"Mom, I have to go back to work. My colleague Lao Zhou is getting married soon, and we need to help with a lot of things. I won't be home for lunch, and I might be a little late tonight, so don't wait for me!"

With that, he made an excuse and left.

He wasn't as good at pretending to be confused as his father, and he couldn't bear to lie to his mother. He felt uneasy staying here, so he might as well go and work.

After all, it may be an excuse, but it is also a fact.

He is a junior manager in his unit, with about ten people under him. He is currently busy with two projects. One of his two henchmen, Lao Zhou (Zhou Shihui), is getting married soon and will be busy with his wedding. He certainly won't have as much time and energy to work as before, and he has to take leave from time to time.

This has resulted in a backlog of work.

Actually, it wouldn't have interfered with work. If the interns he found for Zhou Shihui had helped share some of the workload, everyone would have had a much easier time.

This is another reason why he assigned Zhou Shihui an intern.

Unfortunately, the intern he assigned was his sister, Huang Yimei.

What can Huang Yimei, who studied art history, do?
They can't help with anything professionally, and they're only good at odd jobs.
Just look at my younger sister's outfit and you'll know.

She was completely out of place with the people from the architectural design institute. It wasn't that she was doing odd jobs for Zhou Shihui; rather, Zhou Shihui, another of his top lieutenants, and others were all busy doing odd jobs for the stunningly beautiful roses, showing them all sorts of obsequiousness and trying to make sure she wasn't mistreated or uncomfortable.

Not to mention the various glances that couldn't help but fall for his sister, which lowered everyone's work efficiency and made them easily distracted. Yet, he couldn't say much, since he was the one who arranged for her to join through connections.

Worried that distraction might cause problems with the project, he had no choice but to swallow his own mistakes and secretly work twice as hard to thoroughly review every detail to prevent any issues from arising.

As soon as it was time to leave work, Rose was the first to rush off. She even put on her roller skates and started skating around the office. He reminded her to be careful, but she retorted, "It's a shame not to skate on such a flat surface."

Speechless, he glanced around, worried about the negative impact, but all he saw were many people's auntie smiles, so he could only helplessly ignore it.

This kind of intern not only couldn't share any of Lao Zhou's work as he was getting married, but also dragged down the overall work efficiency of his project team, and by a significant margin.

It would be strange if his workload didn't increase dramatically.

When his subordinate Lao Zhou got married, he and another of the two henchmen were both best men and were responsible for helping with the preparations.

It's absolutely a headache.

This is almost entirely caused by his younger sister, Rose. Now, because of Rose's mess, he doesn't even want to stay at home anymore. What kind of mess is this?!
There's no way!

Who can blame him when she's his sister!
He didn't care, but Huang Mao did! This busy schedule quickly brought up the day his good buddy Zhou Shihui was to register his marriage.

As a groomsman, he and another two men waited outside in a car, with water canisters ready. They chatted with several bridesmaids as they waited for Zhou Shihui and his bride-to-be, Guan Zhizhi, to come out.

But no matter how long we waited, it didn't come out.

"They've been inside for quite a while now."

"Yeah, it's just signing a document and putting your fingerprint on it, why haven't they come out yet!"

"Our Lao Zhou is meticulous. He was like this at work. Whenever he had to sign something, he would read it several times to make sure there were no legal risks! He's rigorous!"

The two generals' teasing was seen as a provocation by the bridesmaid, who immediately retorted: "Our Zhizhi has a stable job, is beautiful, and doesn't ask for a dowry! What risks could a grown man like him possibly face? Getting a marriage certificate is all it takes. What's the difference between marriage and sworn brotherhood?"

Huang Zhenhua also joined the fray, starting to talk about the financial management of marriage. Firstly, he was an older single man, well past the age, and had considered this matter more than once. Secondly, as a project manager, he was also familiar with the budgets and income and expenditure management of the projects he was in charge of.

Therefore, after calculating the cost of getting married, it's truly incomparable to becoming sworn brothers.

This immediately displeased the bridesmaids, who launched into a tirade, hurling a string of classic insults: "Why are you men so materialistic! How can this be the same? A woman's marriage is a once-in-a-lifetime event, don't confuse it with your company's annual party that you hold every year!"

Huang Zhenhua's two henchmen transformed into Aisin-Gioro Nanshuo, only this time they burst out laughing: "That's not necessarily true!"

This once again displeased the bridesmaids.

Because lies don't hurt people, but the truth is the sharpest knife!

They didn't expect that one of the two single, unattached men would be so perceptive as to notice the flaw in their logic, since he was clearly an unwanted single dog!
There shouldn't have been an opportunity for him to become so skilled that he could exploit loopholes...

Shouldn't he be sticking out his tongue and looking at them? Does he agree with everything they say?

How could someone still have the rationality to think of this?
The unhappy women discussed how to help the bride rip off these men: "Japanese Wagyu beef, Australian lobster, French oysters, shall we go by the map?"

As they chatted and laughed, Huang Zhenhua felt uneasy. It wasn't just because he heard the bridesmaids trying to sabotage his wedding, nor was it just because the marriage registration process was taking too long, or because when he drove the groom Zhou Shihui here earlier, Zhou Shihui was late and muttered that this wasn't love.

More importantly, because he had a vague feeling about it.

How does it feel?

He didn't want to think about it, and he didn't dare to think about it!
If this is true, it would be such a terrible tragedy!
However, what you fear most is what happens most often.

After a long silence in the marriage registration hall, a commotion erupted. The bride, Guan Zhizhi, dressed in red, shouted Zhou Shihui's name through gritted teeth as she dragged him out.

The groom, Zhou Shihui, who had rolled down the steps, knelt at the bottom and called out to his bride, Guan Zhizhi, who was about to hit him: "Zhizhi, I really can't marry you today."

After some playful banter, it was discovered that the groom, Zhou Shihui, had stopped the stamping process at the last minute, saying that he had suddenly realized that he had been going in circles for the past seven years and could not marry the bride, otherwise he would be harming her.

The bride refused. Everything was prepared, including both sets of parents, relatives, and friends. They were all waiting for them to get their marriage certificate and celebrate. Now he realizes what he was doing all this time.

Seven years!

So they demanded that he get married now, even if it meant getting a divorce tomorrow, so as not to embarrass his parents today.

However, the groom, who was being dragged to the hall, was extremely fearful and resistant, and ran away amidst a struggle between the bridesmaids.

(End of this chapter)