Episode 32
After Du Lei learned of Liu Dan's incident, he condemned Jiang Jun for taking shortcuts. Even if he and Yuan Shuai are boy and girl friends, he should know how to avoid suspicion. At the same time, he found that Jun Jiang had changed his watch, annoyed in his heart. He was jealous and furious. He criticized Jiang Jun as a superior, admonishing Jiang Jun to find him instead of Yuan Shuai for future work problems, and deliberately increased her workload for her to work overtime. Jiang Jun only felt that he was too eager for quick success. There is no distinction between public and private, but he did not feel Du Lei's anger, which stems from long-term jealousy. Because of long-term overtime work, Jiang Jun finally fell ill. Du Lei blamed herself very much after she arrived at the hospital. Yuan Shuai rushed to the hospital to mock Du Lei for doing such a naive thing because of jealousy. Du Lei hit back.
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