After years as a stand-in, Tang Shu firmly believed that one day the clouds would part and the moon would shine through, and the overbearing CEO would eventually be moved by her. Then she accidentally learned how the Tang family’s story would end. What did she need a CEO for? Making money was what mattered.
The CEO needed a date for a banquet:
Tang Shu looked innocent. “But I don’t have a gown or any jewelry.”
The CEO summoned her at will, then sent her away:
Tang Shu stood her ground. “Please settle my appearance fee.”
She was targeted while accompanying the CEO home for dinner:
Tang Shu looked hurt. “That’s a workplace injury. Pay up.”
When stand-in fiction met first-love fiction, the stand-in who cared only about making money won.
Reading guide:
The heroine has no heart. She’s just a merciless money-making machine.
There’s a couple.
As long as the heroine is not with the hero and only wants to make money, I will pursue her.