“President Kang,” Shin Ha-ri announced, her voice professional but with that underlying current of mischief that Tae-moo had come to crave like oxygen. “I have the prototypes for the new 'Comfort Line' of instant tteokbokki. And, because I know you haven’t eaten since the breakfast meeting, I brought dinner.”
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When a successful businesswoman is forced to pretend to be engaged to her company's CEO, she finds herself caught in a web of deception, romance, and corporate intrigue. She is not a damsel in distress; she
“I’m not finished,” Tae-moo said, a small, rare smile touching his lips. He flipped the page. “I’m not finished,” Tae-moo said, a small, rare