My In-Demand Secretary Xin

Everyone in the industry knows that President Jiang’s secretary, Xin Guanran, is highly capable. She handles both business and personal matters efficiently and neatly. She may seem a little stiff, with her all-black suits and black-rimmed glasses, and she might not be much to look at. But are vases what all those company presidents need? What they need is someone talented like Xin Guanran. The other executives wouldn’t dare poach her in front of Jiang Cheng, but behind his back they tried every kind of persuasion. Could Jiang Cheng really be unaware of their intentions? He’d even caught some of them in the act, and others had called Xin Guanran to make their pitches, only for Jiang Cheng to have been the one answering from the start. Jiang Cheng stayed completely calm in the face of their attempts to poach her. He seemed absolutely certain Xin Guanran would never leave him. Until, after a business dinner, one of his drunken partners got the wrong car and opened Jiang Cheng’s door Jiang Cheng was in the back seat, holding Xin Guanran and whining jealously. “This president, that president, and that childhood friend who won’t go away. You’re so popular. It must be hard having so many options every day, huh?” The business partner sobered up in an instant, then immediately pretended to be even drunker and staggered off as fast as he could. Jiang Cheng impatiently shut the door and stared at Xin Guanran, demanding an answer. She said coolly, “Don’t mix business with personal matters.” His voice turned even colder. “You know I’m only asking whether you’d choose Qin Mo or me.” She didn’t answer. He leaned in and took off her glasses. Gazing at her beautiful, light-colored eyes, he kissed her and said in a voice far softer than usual, “Please. You have to choose me. Always choose only me.” #Forceful, domineering CEO Jiang × emotionless work-machine Secretary Xin (not really) #Both leads’ first love. Jiang Cheng is head over heels. Theme: Don’t worry about what other people think