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Sent the Confession to the Wrong Person, the CEO Dragged Me to Get Married
Sent the Confession to the Wrong Person, the CEO Dragged Me to Get Married Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, the most ordinary intern in the company, finally worked up the courage to confess to her crush of three years—only to accidentally send the message to CEO Gu Jinchuan! She panicked, thinking she’d be fired, but Gu showed up at her desk with his household register: "I got your message. Let’s go get married now." When Lin tried to explain it was a mistake, Gu smiled softly: "The day you squatted to pick up my pens and mumbled 'this pen costs more than my rent'—I’ve remembered that look for half a year." Turns out Gu had been watching her all along: her daily milk tea run, the little doodles she drew while overtime—all hidden in his desk. This "slip of the hand"? It was the CEO’s long-awaited chance…
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