The bar where Jian You was employed was no longer hiring, especially not temporary workers like Jian You, who had no fixed contract and could leave anytime, anywhere.

Jian You brought Dan Zhe to the staff lounge, feeling a little relieved in his heart. He tugged at the corner of his mouth in response to Dan Zhe's visibly unhappy gaze and said, "You don't necessarily have to work at a bar. You can find a job elsewhere. And if it's just your living expenses, a thousand yuan a month is already enough."

"Not enough," Dan Zhe resolutely stated, "We need both of our living expenses to be sufficient!"

Jian You felt a warm feeling enveloping his heart as he sat next to Dan Zhe. He spoke softly, "Your monthly living expenses alone are enough."

Danzhe's pitch-black pupils shimmered with a pure white luster. He looked at Jianyou for a moment before saying, "Hmm."

Jian You didn't need to bear anything for him alone, but he was still very happy with this young man. Without friends, his life seemed to lack warmth, but now he had a roommate. Although he didn't know what the future would bring, Jian You was filled with anticipation and hope for it.

The bar owner's willingness to let Shan Zhe wait for Jian You in the lounge was already considered a special favor. Jian You only worked until eleven o'clock in the early night. Shan Zhe sat on a vacant bench in the spacious lounge, staring blankly at the rows of cabinets.

What can he do? Danzhe also wants to find a job that pays well. For example, Jian You, working at a bar. Although the job at the bar is chaotic and noisy, his job is just serving tea and pouring water, and he also occasionally receives generous tips from customers.

Shan Zhe was hoping for a job like this, but unfortunately the boss is no longer hiring.

Dan Zhe was bored sitting in the house, and it had only just hit six o'clock in the evening. He didn't tell Jian You and quietly slipped out from the backdoor of the bar, wanting to take a stroll and maybe stumble upon a suitable job. Taking a break and clearing his mind wouldn't hurt either.

After exiting the back door of the bar, there was a small lane that led directly to the main road not far away. Following that path, one would pass by a row of storefronts, moseying along intermittently.

This area is all old territories, and the storefronts have been open for several years. It's rare to find places that are just starting to hire now. Dash walked to the end of the road but didn't see any storefronts advertising job openings. He felt a bit disappointed and decided to return the way he came.

He couldn't go too far, what if Jian You couldn't find him?

Returning to the front entrance of the bar, Dan Zhe was just about to slip into the alley and go back through the back door when he noticed something faintly posted on the glass of a shop across from the bar.

Shanzhe squinted his eyes, unable to see clearly. Driven by curiosity, he crossed the road and arrived at the storefront.

This is a newly opened bookstore, with a somewhat vintage style, reminiscent of a countryside town. On the French windows, there is a sign that says "Now Hiring".

Dan Zhe was very happy, feeling that this was an opportunity created for herself by the Virgin Mary.

In his heart, he was grateful for the greatness of a mother's love as he walked into the store. The bookstore was not yet completely tidy, with sets of brand new books scattered on the floor, packed in boxes. Some shelves were also empty.

Shan Zhe walked in a row of bookshelves, his voice cold and stern, saying, "Is anyone here?"

"Yes!"

A exceptionally cheerful sound came from inside, and after a while, a handsome foreign guy with golden hair and blue eyes, standing about 1.8 meters tall, walked out from behind the layers of bookshelves.

I glanced at him, noticing the fine sweat on his forehead and the tip of his nose. It seemed he had been busy for a while.

"What would you like to buy?"

The man displayed a dazzling smile and fluently spoke in Chinese as he asked Dan Zhe a question.