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Books by Sweet Workplace Diary
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On the Day We Divorced, My Ex-Husband Knelt at the Civil Affairs Bureau and Begged Me to Come Back 离婚当天，前夫跪在民政局门囗求我回头
On the Day We Divorced, My Ex-Husband Knelt Outside the Civil Affairs Bureau and Begged Me to Come Back
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The Socially Mortifying Intern, the CEO's Assistant: A Sweet Office Romance 社死实习生总裁助理：甜恋职场路
Lin Xiao never imagined that her first day on the job would begin with “wrecking the CEO’s office.” Coffee splashed everywhere, a crystal ornament shattered, and her designer suit got stained. After this triple dose of public humiliation, she thought her internship was over before it had even begun. Instead, the icy CEO, Lu Chengyu, told her, “My assistant is taking leave. You’re filling in.” From then on, she became Shengshi Group’s most unusual temporary assistant. She had to memorize Mr. Lu’
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After Being Deceived, I Stopped Begging for Handouts 被骗之后，我不再手心向上
It took me 38 years to understand: No matter how hard you struggle when you're always relying on others, you'll never earn their respect. I'm a mother of three. I've spent my whole life being gentle, honest, and obedient, yet I've never had a say in anything at home, and no one has ever truly valued me. To prove myself, to make others respect me, I gambled nearly 90,000 yuan in our family's savings, hoping to turn my life around. But I was wrong. I lost every cent to a scam, and my family nea
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Internship Disaster! I Mistook the CEO for My Blind Date 实习社死！错把总裁当相亲
I pointed at my imposing boss and mistook President Gu for the blind date my mom had forced on me, then started ranting: “Showing up at my office is way too much!” The moment I finished, a coworker jabbed me in the arm. “That's the big boss!” Scared out of my wits, I apologized frantically, but the CEO only smiled. “Since you've already identified me as your date, how about being my dating partner for the rest of your internship?” Help! How did my mortifying moment suddenly turn into a rom-com?
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