Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

The York Corporation's Huyoniville branch hadn't officially opened yet, but the company had already rented the office space, set up the necessary equipment, and hired a significant number of workers.

Grandma York was someone who strongly believed in fate and fortune-tellers. Naturally, the grandchildren she raised inherited that belief.

Every time a new branch was about to open, the family would consult a fortune- teller to choose an auspicious day for the official launch, hoping it would bring wealth and prosperity to the business.

Evan had already asked a fortune-teller to pick a lucky date, but that day hadn't

arrived yet.

So for now, the employees just came in to clean and decorate the office.

As long as they showed up to work, they'd get paid this way, they wouldn't grow impatient waiting for the branch to open and decide to take other jobs.

Evan was the branch manager. Whenever Abby was at work, he'd stop by the company to check on things.

he was upstairs

branch location, the office building wasn't that

the fifth floor. Each one could personalize their space since they'd be working there long-term, and everyone took

was pretty

was a half-moon shape,

the desk, there was just a computer and two landline phones. Behind him stood a large cabinet for

placed two potted plants in the room-one was a fortune tree, the other a

of pregnancy, his brother had firmly forbidden her from doing any kind of handicraft. Now that she had given birth and was in confinement, it was even less likely she could make one for

to wait until she recovered before

crafts. But after she became the York

had passed the store on to her students, letting them run it independently. She didn't really check in on how the business was

easily buy from them or request

his sister-in-law's. He'd rather wait two or three months than

Ring, ring, ring...