The CEO's Contract Wife.

a job, d

b," she replied, looking a

working in a reputable company, though," said the man haughtily,

n give you right now for the starting salary," he ba

s in disbelief. She thought, indeed, how rich the person

so she wants to work with

ecisely poor, was looking for a girl t

private secretary and looks at the car he's riding in now.

t the sentence her interlocutor had just spoken. Th

for a moment. "Easy enough, you just have to pretend to be my wife," he

n't this like the stories in the comics? A wealthy CE

is because Chelsea is very well m

his wife, returns searching for a girl he lo

s? Do you think such stories exist in real lif

lied with a stammer when a snippet of the story in

fuse?" The more demand-sounding question manage

our money. I ju

black suit suddenly laughed loudl

n money? And you need a job, that

kind of answer do you give? Doesn't she nee

to college in German because she got a scholarship for her intel

helsea needs a job-ah may be more

gh salary but was rejected? He

r fault, but we must blame her hobby of reading co

the job, sorry

the following sentence said by the man was able to make Chelsea ve

r of jo family from Christian Le

School, got a scholarship to c

ned it down because they did n

a younger sister named Ella Lee," The ma

ry Mrs. Lee. Worked at SC Group company, which is now sickly and in muc

to open the car door came off. She looked at the man who h

her family and herself in such detail? That was

e was silent for a moment, then asked

ied lightly. "so, deal?" he said again. Now he looked at Chelsea whil

would give next. Chelsea still hesitates because she does

her father's background, even th

The man said mockingly. He was silent, and then he began

aughter, and now he's trying to take advantage of his second

aughter is also working hard lookin

hing about my dad! You don

e ago. But, a sharp accusation that she had just heard from the man-althoug

at. I know. It too hurts to hear the tru

for that? Paying off Mr. Lee's de

blem whatsoever with you. So please,

ery much at the man before her. While the man only r

g angry," he sneered, "after all, who would want to disrupt

tive words coming from the man's li

ar because she couldn't stand the arrog

howing her bad mood. She forgot if something