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On the first day of her new job, at the morning meeting, she met the other sixteen lifeguards. Apart from Luo Lian, there was only one other girl, but she formed a stark contrast with Luo Lian: she was all flesh, and when she walked, the floorboards would shake. When she sat on a stool, it would be flattened. The lifeguards burst out laughing: "You two are like oil and water! One's an iron anchor, sinks to the bottom as soon as she hits the water, and the other is like a feather, floats on the surface no matter what, can't even save anyone!" The fat girl suddenly stood up, chased after them, grabbed their collars, and shouted: "Who sank to the bottom? Who sank to the bottom?" Her voice didn't have any hint of femininity.
Everyone gave this chubby girl a nickname, called Tie Gang, meaning that if she fell into the water, she would sink to the bottom. Luolian doesn't know yet that this person will play an inextricably linked role in her remaining life, and even control Luolian's final fate with her own hands.
Colleagues in the new workplace are more down-to-earth than those in the original biotech trading company. For new colleagues, they will at least give a smile, and some will even come to greet her and ask about her situation.
When it comes to education, everyone finds that other lifeguards are basically high school diplomas, and some have only read primary school. Only Luolian's education is the highest. Everyone doesn't know how excellent her grades were in school, and they feel sorry for her: "You're young and beautiful, with knowledge and culture, how did you end up here?" Luolian just hummed, never answering more than one sentence, nor thinking more than one thought. What she was thinking about, even she herself didn't know.
The head of the personnel department took her to the venue, introducing along the way: "The swimming center has a total of three venues: children's hall, practice hall and competition hall. The children's hall has a 0.8-meter deep swimming pool and a water play facility; The practice hall has a 1.2-meter shallow pool and a 2-meter deep pool; The competition hall has a 3-meter deep swimming pool and a 5.5-meter deep diving pool. Each venue is assigned six lifeguards. Currently, the children's hall and the competition hall are each short of one, so you go to the children's area!" The minister did not take her to visit the venues in order, but instead took her directly to the children's hall. "Work hard, don't swim in the water without permission, don't enter other pool areas, and don't chat with the lifeguards." The minister placed her beside the swimming pool in the children's hall, reminded her a few times, and then left.
Luo Lian obediently climbed up the high lifeguard chair and did her job conscientiously. At first, Luo Lian thought that being a lifeguard had something to do with water, but she soon discovered that she didn't even get a single drop of water on her. The work of a lifeguard wasn't swimming, but observing from the poolside, not saving people, but sitting high up on the shore blowing a whistle to warn them.
She goes to the company's underground cafeteria every morning at 8 o'clock, eats, changes clothes, punches in, and attends a meeting. Then she sits on a lifeguard chair all day, overlooking a calm pool of water that is disrupted by adults and children playing, counting down the time until the end of her shift. After work, the adults and children leave, and the water returns to its calm state. She swipes her card, takes a shower, and heads home. Every day is the same.
Although it's still noisy, at least it's better than being a salesperson in the previous company. At least I don't have to pretend to be lively and lovely, and deal with all sorts of customers. At least I won't see Aron again. At least I can see the water she likes. In short, it's more comfortable than before, and that's progress in life.
