• And a reply from the publisher after that date made no mention of the contract.
• Maybe it was like Yi Yao said, "They are no longer interested in magazines, how can they be interested in authors?"
• Or perhaps as Yi Yao said, "Society is very complicated, and it's not that you can always find the answer when you get to the bottom of it."
• Qin Pei Pei was convinced this time.
• She looked at the two passwords circled on the draft paper in front of her, and suddenly remembered that at this time, Yi Yao should have signed the agreement at the publishing center in the Eastern District, not in the dormitory, and he didn't need to carry a laptop.
• 
• Without hesitating for half a second, Qin Pei Pei packed up and went back to Yi Yao's dormitory. She didn't know what she wanted to find in Yi Yao's computer, but she just wanted to find something.
• However, after entering the password after booting, an error was reported.
• Qin Pei Pei lost again, but was still reported wrong.
• She couldn't help frowning. Yi Yao changed the password? Did he change the boot password before last night?
• No matter how cautious she is, it is impossible for her to change the power-on password every day, so she may not remember it herself.
• So why change the password for no reason at this time?
• If she found any clues, why didn't she change the email password?
• 
• Qin Pei Pei turned off the phone suspiciously, stared at the dark screen for a while, and then woke up.
• The only explanation is.
• If you can't see Yi Yao's secret, it's because she doesn't want you to see it.
• If you see Yi Yao's secret, that's what she wants you to see.
• If you don't believe her explanation, if you have to check it out, then check it out. She will give you everything you want, because she has a clear conscience and doesn't need to hide it.
• Qin Pei Pei shook his head and smiled bitterly while applauding.
• 
• 

  qinpeipei

  My opponent is really unusual.
• -
• -
• At the same time, Yi Yao came out of the building of the publishing center and got into the car.
• 

  gusenxi

  Back to school?
• 

  yiyao

  Take me to Wudaokou, and make an appointment to have dinner with the first meeting in the evening.
• 

  gusenxi

  Aren't you here to sign the termination contract?
• 

  yiyao

  Yes.
• 

  gusenxi

  Why isn't that sad at all?
• Gu Senxi took the time to glance at her again.
• 

  gusenxi

  As expressionless as a spring fish.
• Yi Yao rolled her eyes at Gu Senxi. If he wasn't driving, she might have beaten him.
• She turned her face to the other window and sighed.
• 

  yiyao

  I have been doing this magazine since I was a teenager.
• 

  yiyao

  It grew up with me, how could I not be sad?
• 

  yiyao

  Don't make fun of me, everyone behaves sad differently.
• 

  gusenxi

  I know, but it's the first time I've seen someone express sadness in the same way she expresses joy, worry, embarrassment, excitement.
• Yi Yao laughed loudly and punched him on the shoulder.
• 

  yiyao

  Meet me on the first day.
• 

  yiyao

  I told you that I am depressed and poor! Do you have any sympathy?
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