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My New Boss Is My Ex Who I Dumped Four Years Ago
My New Boss Is My Ex Who I Dumped Four Years Ago Plot:
Career woman Lin Xiaoman has been struck by bad luck recently—her new boss is Gu Chengze, the ex-boyfriend she dumped four years ago! Back then, she chose her career over their relationship and broke up with him without hesitation. Now, Gu Chengze has long shed his immaturity and become a decisive elite in investment banking. Lin Xiaoman just wants to stay away, but Gu Chengze keeps closing in: deliberately calling on her in meetings, bringing warm ginger tea during overtime, and even standing up for her when she’s harassed by a client… Amid their bickering, the feelings buried by time gradually resurface, and Lin Xiaoman starts to wonder: was breaking up with him four years ago her biggest mistake?
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