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This Crazy Rich Boy

"Work for me for a month, for free. Survive the month, and you'll walk away a rich woman." All Claire wants is a job, any job. Smart, confident, and an over-achiever at school, she doesn't understand why companies keep rejecting her. Until she gets a strange job offer from the most eligible bachelor in the country, the CEO and President of a global company, Gabriel Tan. In her desperation, Claire says yes to the offer--and all hell breaks loose. Little did she know that working for Gabriel would be much more complicated than fetching him his coffee--that she would have to put on the greatest performance of her life. Worse, Claire soon discovers a rarely seen side of Gabriel--a side that would make her change her mind--and her heart--about this crazy rich boy. *** "This is a story that will thrill you to the core of your being. Highly recommended to all romance comedy fans! If you like Sophie Kinsella's works or the Bridget Jones Diary or similar books, then this is for you!" -- Reviewer

ClaireYsabella · Urbano
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170 Chs

The City’s Unstoppable Jogger Person

"What are you doing running around in the dark?" Miguel says, helping his brother up.

In the dim light, Gabriel's face is all red from embarrassment. He dusts off his shoulder, and looks around—he presumes Claire's bodyguards are around them, and maybe they're shocked, too, upon seeing him here.

"Can't a free man jog whenever and wherever he wants to?" Gabriel says.

Miguel laughs. "When have you started jogging while wearing your suit? Is this a new fashion?"

"Well," Gabriel mutters, unsure of what to say. "I was really going home to change clothes, when I felt like running. So…"

Miguel gives him a strange look. "Gabriel, this is quite the opposite direction to where your home is. And besides, you seem to be wearing your Prada loafers. Those are hardly any good for jogging."

Jesus, Miguel, quit the questions, Gabriel screams in his mind. The more he talks, the deeper the hole he seems to be digging. He tries to smile. "I don't know what came to me. I just—"