My Green-Tea Boss Wants to Steal the Third Party's Place Every Day

[Wealthy families + rekindled romance + male homewrecker + two men fighting for one woman]

Everyone in Haijing’s elite circles says Ouyang Ning is lucky.

She’s from a collateral branch of the Ouyang family, a fallen heiress who lost her father young.

Yet she has a childhood sweetheart and fiancé, Bai Liangyu, the top heir of the Hengyao family, a prince among the city’s elite.

Her father died, but their love endured, and the engagement remained in place.

But she has another card up her sleeve, one no one knows about:

Three years ago, she dumped Qin Yanshen with a single text message.

Qin Yanshen had never lost at school or in business, but he’d stumbled when it came to her.

Three years later, Chenguang appointed a new general manager.

He looked at her as coolly as if she were a stranger.

His first words were, “Director Ouyang, rerun last quarter’s figures before tonight.”

She worked overtime until three in the morning.

A black Maybach pulled up in front of her.

The window rolled down, and he said in the gentlest voice, “Get in. I’m going your way.”

At the annual gala, Ouyang Ning was deliberately plied with drinks by a rival.

Qin Yanshen snatched the glass and drained it, while Bai Liangyu stood up at the same time to shield her.

The two men met each other’s eyes across the glittering ballroom. Neither was willing to give an inch.

All of Haijing went wild with the gossip: The returned Qin is trying to steal the Bai family heir’s woman!

But no one dared say which man Ouyang Ning favored.

Would it be her gentle, refined fiancé, or her obsessive, scheming ex-boyfriend?

She wouldn’t let go of either of Haijing’s two most eligible men.

Only Ouyang Ning understood:

Someone who has been neglected by her family for too long knows better than to put all her chips on one side.

All of Haijing was eagerly waiting to see this greedy, shameless woman fall flat on her face.

But Ouyang Ning could cross the river with a foot in each boat.