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Accidentally Sent the Confession to the CEO, and He Dragged Me to Marry
Accidentally Sent the Confession to the CEO, and He Dragged Me to Marry Plot:
Su Wan, a small employee, had a crush on her senior for three years. Finally gathering the courage to send a confession message, she accidentally sent it to CEO Lu Jingshen! Scared out of her wits, she wrote a resignation letter overnight, but the next day Lu Jingshen blocked her downstairs with a household register—"Since you confessed, let's keep the promise." Su Wan then realized that the usually cold-faced CEO had long been secretly caring for her: the hot coffee during her overtime was from him, the dark road she feared was silently lit by him, and even her crush on the senior had made him jealous for three years. An "accidental" confession uncovered the CEO's long-hidden feelings, leading them from a message mix-up to a "long-planned" sweet marriage.
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