At the negotiating table, Han Zhiyao came face-to-face with her ex-boyfriend, whom she hadn't seen in ten years.
There was no joy in their long-awaited reunion, only the shock of locking horns.
A few days later, her boss told her the client wanted someone and asked if she was willing to go.
Work for her ex-boyfriend... How mortifying would that be?
...But if the budget is big enough, none of that matters!
"Are you trying to win me back?" Lawyer Han asked shamelessly.
"I don't remember you being this full of yourself..."
"Then remember this: don't send flowers to a woman who has a boyfriend."
SC, second-chance romance. The relationship develops slowly at first, then takes off later.
A career-driven money-maker who lives to make money x a sharp-tongued, soft-hearted romantic
The female lead is a high-profile lawyer specializing in entertainment-industry disputes, a ruthless money-making machine.
The male lead is a newly appointed executive at a major entertainment media conglomerate, a man who can't forget the woman he still longs for.
[Next novel: The Coronation Game]
Clear-headed, self-serving black lotus x arrogant hunter who loses his composure
Complicated pseudo-step-sibling relationship / intense push-and-pull between mature adults, SC, HZC
At an exclusive financial salon, Wen Jiayin was stopped by the man behind her.
Leaning against a high table, he gave her a piercingly mocking look with his long, narrow peach-blossom eyes.
"Instead of wasting your breath on those old men, why not catch up with me?
Your mother was involved with my father, after all. We know each other pretty well, don't you think?"
"Run into someone you know?" her boss asked as he came over.
Wen Jiayin smiled sweetly and took an elegant step back. "Just said hello. We're not close."
During the years she had to live under someone else's roof, she'd seen more than enough of Pei Yourin's arrogance.
Back then, all she could do was keep a blank face and pretend not to hear him.
Now, she wore her most perfect professional smile.
At a hotel late at night, Pei Yourin forced Wen Jiayin back to the edge of the bed, his gaze icy.
He probed, "I heard you're pretty close with the chairman here?"
Wen Jiayin didn't answer his question.
Instead, she met his lips and casually hooked a finger into his belt.
"Mr. Pei, did you come all the way here in the middle of the night just to ask me that?"
Theme: Join hands and build a great future together.
The plot is well written! (God knows that I am a picky person who wants to read entertainment industry stories but cannot accept some of the love settings in entertainment industry stories.) The full text unfolds with the growth of the heroine, and the plot is compact and not procrastinating. I love reading it! The workplace scenes are very real and the emotional scenes are also very delicate. The only thing that is unreal and too perfect is the male protagonist, hahahahaha, but as mentioned in the article, it is the absence of it in reality that makes people love to watch it more. (I want to vote for the Green Tea Puppy? (???)? Elegant) However, I feel that there is less description of the male protagonist after Arashiyama took office. He is either on business trips or participating in activities every day. He is a domineering president but he is also a worker like the female protagonist. Hahahaha (but he flies first class, which is harmful)
It also requires a little sense of faith to read and discuss the literature of bosses in novels (sweat)
Is this a trap? Woooooooooooo
So is the male protagonist appearing? Hahaha, although I didn't say it clearly, I can smell a bit of the male protagonist.