Colleague Sister Feng has long had the female protagonist help her group-order takeout, repeatedly defaulting on meal expenses. The female protagonist took the bill to demand the overdue payment, but the other party accused her in the office of caring too much about money, and the supervisor also advised her that suffering a loss is a blessing. The female protagonist calmly clarified that a colleague's help is originally part of the job description and cannot be used to offset meal money. The story tells us that colleagues can get along with affection, but accounts must be distinct, and defending one's reasonable rights is not being petty.