Lin Anran is the spoiled daughter of a conglomerate, growing up showered with love. She has the temper of a young miss—pampered and willful. None of her peers could stand her, and no one wanted to be her friend.

Only Jiang Zhi could tolerate her.

Everyone laughed at Jiang Zhi, saying she was just a lackey who spent all her time running around after the young miss, pouring tea and fetching water—a shameless opportunist.

Jiang Zhi merely scoffed at the criticism: “The young miss transfers me 10,000 yuan at the drop of a hat. So what if she’s a little spoiled?!”

Jiang Zhi’s goal was to continue being her attendant for one more year, save enough money to buy a car and a house, and then travel the world.

A year later, the goal was achieved. She packed her backpack, ready to leave, but the young miss frowned, her eyes filled with disapproval.

One day, while drunk, the young miss suddenly hugged her. Gone was her usual willfulness; she looked as wronged as an abandoned kitten.

“Jiang Zhi, do you only like my money?”

“I’m glad I’m rich.”

“Don’t go, okay? Please stay? I’ll be obedient. I won’t lose my temper anymore. Don’t leave me.”

No one knew that Lin Anran, who was always willful and feared no one, was actually terrified of Jiang Zhi. She was afraid of her leaving, and she was afraid that Jiang Zhi didn’t like her.