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An Zao let out a relaxed laugh. “It’s getting late. You should head home too.” Acting as though nothing had happened, An Zao waved goodbye to Yan Dun with a gentle expression. He looked so harmless, as though mentioning the “three coffee incidents” had merely been casual small talk. But Yan Dun felt like he was walking on thin ice. Boss Zao definitely thinks there’s something seriously wrong with me, right? Either my character is flawed or my brain is. Customer Service-kun…-
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Yan Dun felt especially awkward and could only say, “Director An, hello. I’m President An’s assistant. My name is Yan Dun.” Within the company, both An Chi and An Zao could technically be called “President” or “Director,” but to distinguish them, everyone called Chairman An Zao “Director An,” while An Chi, the group president, was called “President An.” An Zao gave a slight nod. Whether he actually remembered the name or not was impossible to tell. Still, as a boss, he…
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Yan Dun was immersed in his own mental world, which to outsiders just looked like he was spacing out. Mary Sue nudged him with her elbow and whispered, “Time to snap out of it.” Only then did Yan Dun come back to his senses. Looking apologetic, he turned toward An Zao. Seeing that face, Yan Dun felt overwhelmed with emotion. The person before him was clearly the one he loved, yet he had to pretend they were strangers. Yan Dun cleared his throat and said, “Director An, hello. I’m Young Master…
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“Exactly. President An really is observant—I was playing with fire.” Yan Dun smiled and shrugged. An Chi proudly lifted his chin, looking like a giant dog who would wag its tail wildly after getting a few pats and hearing “good boy.” Yan Dun found it amusing. Only in a domineering CEO novel could there exist a billionaire CEO whose emotions were written all over his face like this. Real-life bosses were nowhere near this easy to read. But because of that, Yan Dun felt An Chi had a…
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Yan Dun was grateful that An Chi stood up for him, though he wasn’t especially surprised. After all, everyone knew An Chi cared deeply about saving face. If Hua Daimao’s secretary mocked Yan Dun, that was basically equivalent to Hua Daimao mocking An Chi directly. There was no way An Chi would tolerate that. Hua Daimao smiled lightly. “That’s an interesting way to put it, President An. I’m the one who got drenched in alcohol, yet somehow I’m the bully?” Hua Daimao’s secretary…
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Back in the real world, Yan Dun had worked as a CEO’s secretary, and he’d been busy to death every single day. But after arriving in the world of a domineering CEO novel, he discovered that he barely had to work at all! There was no need to worry about business matters, because every decision the domineering CEO made was always correct and brilliant. The entire world revolved around the CEO. As long as you casually carried out his orders, success was guaranteed. As the CEO’s secretary, all…
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Every overbearing CEO novel has a certain character. They’re not very important, but absolutely indispensable—like the condiments in food. You might not eat them, but they have to be there. That character is the “secretary.” And if you had to add an adjective before it, it would probably be “pitiful.” When the heroine comes to visit the domineering CEO looking all bedraggled, the secretary must arrogantly say, “Sorry, without an appointment you can’t see our CEO,” only for the…
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Yan Dun quickly tried to organize his chaotic thoughts and asked: “So this is actually the world of a fanfiction? Is that why President Hua, who originally deeply loved Mary Sue, suddenly ‘turned gay’?” Customer Service replied: “We’re not completely sure yet, Customer~ But that possibility is very high. You’re so smart, Dear Customer~” Yan Dun frowned. “How can you not be sure? Don’t you people have world background files, scripts, and character setting…
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An Chi continued, “Since my brother’s coming back, I also need to take care of my younger brother’s situation.” Yan Dun looked completely bewildered. “You have another younger brother?” The older brother was named An Zao (“Early”), and this one was named An Chi (“Late”). If there was another younger brother, what would he even be called? “An Too Late”? Seeing Yan Dun’s shock, An Chi explained: “Not my biological brother. My cousin.” “Oh, so the young…
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Monday, 9:00 AM. Yan Dun returned to the CEO’s office as usual, only to run straight into another major plot point. How did he know it was a plot point? Simple. Because he ran into the Mary Sue heroine again. The HR representative brought the heroine over to Yan Dun and said with a smile: “This is the new intern assistant.” Yan Dun was already too exhausted to complain internally: A huge corporation hires a CEO assistant intern, and HR directly brings her into work without…
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