Was it really wrong to stand up for someone? Was it wrong to help a friend win back her love? Somehow, she accidentally ruined a scheming man’s blind date banquet. So what if she spilled coffee on his suit? Did he have to be so petty as to demand the astronomical sum of five million? Fine, she admitted she was wrong, and that she’d mistaken him for someone else. But what the heck? She went back with him as his date to celebrate his grandfather’s birthday, only to run into her actual boyfriend and his mistress, who even brazenly called her an old maid. So what if she was an old maid? Someone could still love her. In fact, right after the scheming man heroically rescued her, she was still wondering if she could negotiate a lower appearance fee when he whisked her off to the marriage bureau. Holding their marriage certificate, she could hardly believe she was really married. He doted on her and made her feel as if she’d entered paradise. But she had no idea when she might come crashing back down…
The sentences don't make sense, there are a lot of typos, and it's very tiring to read. He is obviously a domineering boss, but he was indecisive when he met his predecessor. He gave up after halfway through.
It's pretty and funny
Why do you want this kind of man again? It's so irritating after reading this.