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Flash Marriage: The Prince's Contract Wife

After finding out that her boyfriend was cheating on her, Qiao Sisi slept with a handsome stranger she picked up at the bar, only to wake up and realize that he was Zheng Zeyi, the cousin of her deadly rival, Yang Yueyue. She fled the room in a fluster, and put the embarrassing drunken fumble behind her. Unexpectedly, the cold, roguish Zheng Zeyi came to her with a proposal—enter into a contractual engagement with him! It was a tempting offer Sisi could not resist, and it came with other perks. He could help her get a foot in the door of the prestigious Jinyu Company. It was a dream come true for an aspiring jewelry designer like her! Sisi threw herself into the career opportunity of a lifetime, and as she exchanged barbs with Zeyi, she felt the first stirrings of attraction to him. Meanwhile, the resentful Yueyue was determined to thwart both her ambition and her blossoming relationship with her cousin.

Anyhome Delights · Urban

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The meaning of not telling you

After taking a glance at the cabinet that stored the "deep sea" series of jewelry, joesse looked away.

"Buzz."

Upon hearing the vibration, Joes raised her brows. She picked up her phone and saw that it was a message from Chen Anna.

Anna Chen asked,"sisi, do you want to come out for dinner tonight?" My boyfriend is coming too. "

"Your boyfriend?"

What was going on?

Joes widened her eyes in disbelief. How long had it been? he had already become her boyfriend?

Recalling the last time she had a chat with Anna Chen, the corner of Joes 'mouth twitched. The progress was quite fast.

But ... Chen Anna had only told her about this now?

Joesse could not take this question any longer and immediately sent a text message over.

"You're only telling me now that you have a boyfriend? Anna, that's not very kind of you."

The two of them were extremely close best friends. Logically speaking, no matter what happened, they should have reported it.

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