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After the Flash Marriage, the Arrogant Secretary Became Wild
In order to avoid family marriage, the arrogant secretary got married to Sunshine's assistant, but found out that the person next to her was actually the parachute president of her own group. From then on, an extreme tug-of-war started in the office where you chase me, you run away, you hide me, you find me.
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After Torturing Me, the Sun Bowed Its Head to Me
The heroine, a psychiatrist who was so blackmailed by the entire internet that she quit the industry, returned to Vanity Fair to prove her innocence, only to find that the sunny figure who had ruined her reputation was holding his entire net worth and begging her for forgiveness.
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After Signing the Agreement, He Went Crazy After the President
Dessert chef Su Nianchu was set up by her sister to become a substitute bride for Lu Jingshen, the CEO of the Lu family, who was rumored to be a "wife-killer". The two signed a three-year contract: she would serve as a shield, and he would help her pay off the family's huge debt. Su Nianchu originally wanted to keep a low profile, but with his exquisite dessert skills and gentle and tough character, he melted the heart of President Bingshan little by little. From being forced to live together to
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On the Day of My Divorce, the Lover of a Wealthy Family Never Forgot Me.
In order to get rid of the family marriage, a cold female lawyer entered into an agreement to marry Hua Mingsheng. After the divorce, she found out that her ex-husband was not only a hidden boss, but also pressed her hard and wanted to formalize the agreement.
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Phoenix Marrow Bone Erosion
She was the substitute queen he held on the phoenix throne with his own hands. She had endured for ten years and embroidered the mountains and rivers. Once she tore off the mask of virtue, using blood as ink and bones as needles, she used blood as ink and bones as needles. In front of the palace where he knelt down to beg for forgiveness, she took apart the splendid cage that he had been sewing for half his life, stitch by stitch.
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