The innocent white lotus in the world of love supremacy

In a daze, Ye Su thought she was watching a comedy sketch.

He even started experiencing auditory hallucinations.

"It was a scene of deafening drums and gongs, crackling firecrackers, waving red flags, and a sea of ​​people..."

There is a second level.

Today is Saturday.

Given the sheer number of Chinese people, a restaurant can go from being overjoyed to being swamped with work once it becomes popular, let alone the largest amusement park in Ehai.

Once you look at it, you don't dare to look at it a second time.

Because if I look at it one more time, it will explode.

This isn't a joke; Ye Su is really about to lose it.

It was only morning, and it was already pitch black.

If it's peak visitor time, what would happen?

Moreover, Ye Su thought of the minor car accident that had happened not long ago.

At this moment, the large number of people became the least of the problems.

In Ye Su's eyes, this was hardly an amusement park.

This is clearly a large-scale documentary about "If You Are the One"!

With tens of thousands of male and female guests to choose from, what are you waiting for?

Ye Su is waiting to die.

He dared not think about how many strange love stories he would encounter after entering the amusement park.

Previously, we only needed to be wary of women, but now we have to be cautious about men as well.

There might be only a one in ten thousand chance, but Ye Su didn't dare to gamble.

In this situation, can he really avoid every single one of them?

Even if you manage to avoid it by chance, you shouldn't take out your phone and write it down in your notes.

As Ye Su pondered, she exhausted herself once again.

Ye Su's body tensed up immediately, which was quite noticeable to the people in the back row.

Kong Yue asked with concern, "You seem very nervous, sir."

"My surname isn't Zhang... no, my name is Not Nervous."

As soon as the words left his mouth, Ye Su wanted to slap himself.

His nervousness was genuine.

But the cheesy joke still slipped out, and it got stuck in the broth.

Unfortunately, he had no sense of humor, so in order to make his boss laugh, he could only copy down all sorts of jokes and memorize them by rote.

A bad pen is worse than a good memory.

The habit of recording "Love Tales" was formed because of this.

Kong Yue smiled slightly, trying to ease Ye Su's emotions.

"Is this your first time at an amusement park, sir?"

In the passenger seat, Ye Su slowly exhaled.

He detected a hint of amusement in Kong Yue's words; it seemed she really liked his tired jokes.

But Su Xianyu is the real boss, so it's hard to say whether she likes it or not.

It still needs to be remedied.

Let him think about it; this young lady is rather kind...

"Um."

Ye Su's voice trembled slightly, naturally due to nervousness.

He needed this emotion at the moment, so he didn't force it down. Instead, he felt a surge of excitement.

"This is my first time at an amusement park. The tickets here seem to be very expensive. Thanks to Miss Su, I'm actually able to come here today."

At that moment, the driver spoke up instinctively.

"It's alright. I brought my daughter here before, and I remember the tickets were only four or five hundred yuan, which isn't too expensive."

Ye Su smiled and looked at the driver.

"No wonder your uncle is such a good driver..."

The driver was puzzled; weren't they discussing ticket prices?

Why did we suddenly start talking about his driving skills?

His driving skills are indeed not bad, but does he need this kid to say it?

Oh, he got it. This kid was being sarcastic about his sudden stop before!

The driver sneered inwardly, about to say something.

Ye Su slowly uttered the second half of her sentence.

"...Just to earn more money so his daughter can be happy, right? Your daughter is so lucky to have such a hardworking father."

The driver's words caught in his throat, and he couldn't utter a single syllable.

No, so this kid... is that what he was thinking?

The driver stared intently at Ye Su, his face revealing only heartfelt envy and a hint of disappointment.

Considering that it was his first time at an amusement park, his excessive excitement and agitation ironically led to nervousness...

It's easy to see how sincere his words were.

I actually thought he was being sarcastic.

Beast!

The driver was instantly overwhelmed with guilt and immediately wanted to make amends.

"No, it's 'Why don't we eat meat'... what's that word again?"

The driver wanted to use a Chinese idiom to express that he had said the wrong thing, but his expression froze.

If you don't work hard when you're young, you'll be a mess when you're old.

Think of something, you blockhead!

The driver racked his brains, but inexplicably, he remembered a remark his Chinese teacher had made to him many years ago.

"You'll just sleep through class every day. When you go traveling, and other people see a beautiful scene and recite a classical poem, all you'll say is 'Holy crap!'"

Little did he know that the shot he fired by chance in his youth would strike a chord with his conscience years later.

Forget it, let's not think about it anymore. Let's comfort the child first!

"These tickets are indeed quite expensive..."

Ye Su slowly shook her head, all her emotions disappearing from her face, replaced by a cheerful smile.

"But even if it's expensive, Miss Su has hired me, so I can afford to buy tickets in the future and come to play by myself."

The driver froze, and his habitual thought process led him to instinctively blurt out again, "Alone..."

As soon as he finished speaking, Ye Su's bright eyes darkened instantly, and his smile became extremely forced. He didn't say anything, but his eyes held a hint of pleading.

The driver's breath caught in his throat, as if he had been struck by lightning.

Is he an orphan?

I deserve to die!!!

Seeing the driver's brows furrow instantly, filled with overwhelming guilt, Ye Su laughed inwardly.

Haha, you dared to interrupt, Old Deng, you'll feel so guilty!

Although the driver disrupted his original plan, he still managed to sell his sob story.

He didn't say anything in the end, but Su Xianyu and Kong Yue were both smart people, so how could they not guess that he was an orphan?

Because he didn't say anything, Su Xianyu and Kong Yue felt that he had his own dignity and was therefore unwilling to speak up.

After all, even if something is truly tragic, if you tell it too many times, it becomes like Xianglin's wife.

That's the most sophisticated way to play the victim!

And all of this was thanks to the driver's cooperation.

Oh, and my old Chinese teacher too.

Ye Su simply gave the driver a quick and intense session, no longer caring what he was thinking.

He got out of the car immediately after the driver parked it.

He wanted to take over Kong Yue's job, open the door for Su Xianyu, and boost his satisfaction rating again!

In the back row, Su Xianyu habitually pursed her lips.

The boy's pleading eyes towards the driver are still vivid in my mind.

This allowed her inner dissatisfaction to quietly dissipate.

Because amusement parks are the place she hates the most, Ye Su was so excited.

He got out of the car so quickly, he must have rushed straight to the amusement park, right?

Su Xianyu knew she didn't blame him, but she still felt a chill in her heart.

Are they really treating this trip as just a vacation?

But never mind.

The place she hates most is the dream that others yearn for.

Let's just say she helped him realize this dream.

As payment for the injury he sustained while repairing his doll...

That way, if he doesn't realize my intentions, I won't feel any burden when I fire him.

Suddenly, a dazzling ray of light squeezed in from the left.

Didn't Kong Yue just get off the bus?

Su Xianyu turned her head in surprise and saw Ye Su standing quietly outside the car door.

The morning sunlight fell on him, as beautiful as a painting.

She looked at the boy who seemed to have stepped out of a painting, and saw him smile gently, bow slightly, and extend his right hand.

"Princess, please alight from the carriage!"