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That day ended with Jiang Haochen storming out of the store in anger. Without a doubt, her words had hurt his pride.
Ho Su was not worried about his retaliation. Although she was a tire, she understood many profound truths, such as the fact that men are fickle and sometimes going against the grain can yield unexpected results.
Thinking of this, Ho Su sighed deeply. If the previous owner of this body had realized this earlier, he wouldn't have grabbed the steering wheel and ended up falling off the bridge. But then again, if none of that had happened, he might still be stuck on Jiang Haochen's car.
The sound of a loud horn outside the shop, Ho Su wiped his hands with a wet towel and curiously walked out.
Jiang Haochen wore a pair of sunglasses and stared expressionlessly at Ho Su, saying, "The wiper is broken, fix it."
The cut on the wiper was very neat, obviously broken by someone intentionally. There was a young lady sitting in the passenger seat of Jiang Haochen, and he whispered something in her ear. Her small pink fist fell on him like raindrops, and she kept complaining, "Hao Hao... you're so naughty..."
Ho Su shook off the goosebumps, changing the windshield wipers expressionlessly, seemingly oblivious to the inside of the car. For several days in a row, the woman in the passenger seat, Jiang Haochen, remained unchanged, while Ho Su remained unfazed.
Jiang Haochen was thoroughly frustrated. He wanted to see her angry, he wanted to see her jealous. He couldn't believe she could be so indifferent, so indifferent that she no longer had any attachment to him. He didn't expect to return to the past, but Ho Su's indifferent attitude truly hurt his pride.
More and more people are coming to get their cars fixed because they have heard that there is a mechanic here who is as beautiful as a celestial being and can humorously chat with the tires, diagnosing problems with 100% accuracy every time without fail.
On this rare day off, Ho Su sat in the courtyard, completely absorbed in tinkering with the parts, when suddenly she was enveloped in shadow without warning. She instinctively looked up, the sunlight almost blinding her.
The man was dressed in all black, wearing sunglasses that covered half of his face. He politely said, "Miss Qin, my car won't start for some reason. Could you please take a look?"
Ho Su slowly stood up, a hint of danger fleeting in an instant. It was a pure black Ferrari, with thick sun protection film on the windows, making it impossible to see inside. The car gave her a sense of familiarity, but she couldn't remember where she had seen it before. She hesitated and then grabbed the handle.
Just as she was about to open the door, it was forcefully pulled open. She staggered a few steps and stood still, at a loss as she looked at Jiang Haochen's figure.
"Which company do you work for? How dare you lay a hand on our Hongyuan employees." Jiang Haochen narrowed his eyes. He was tall and imposing, giving off an invisible pressure.
"Is she your employee?" The man with sunglasses said somewhat mockingly.
"Yes, she is my driver," the man in sunglasses said, then coldly chuckled and got into the car, driving away.
Chasing away the intruders, Jiang Haochen solemnly said, "Next time there's a situation like this, report my name."
As the storm settled, Jiang Haochen was already drenched in cold sweat, realizing that if he had been a step later, he would never see Ho Su again.
"Young and beautiful women in the city, at least half of them will call your name when they are in danger," Ho Su laughed, "the other half will call for Hao Hao."
"...That joke is pretty cold," Jiang Haochen pondered for a moment and said seriously, "Ho Su, do you want to be my driver?"
Ho Su said, "I don't know how to drive."
Jiang Haochen looked incredulous and said, "You studied automotive repair and yet you don't know how to drive!"
"Lanxiang graduates may not necessarily operate excavators," Ho Su said expressionlessly.
"Very well," Jiang Haochen sneered, "Since you don't know how to drive, I'll teach you how to drive for your better performance in this industry."
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