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... Wen Ya, my girlfriend,” Yang Dian said, wrapping an arm around the shy Wen Ya. “And this is her friend, Zhao Keke, a college freshman.”

Yang Dian was puzzled by Wen Ya’s sudden shyness; she seemed so much more reserved than on the phone. But he found her even cuter like this!

“This is my boss, Xu Shen. You can call him Brother Shen,” Yang Dian added.

“Wow, you’re so handsome!” Zhao Keke exclaimed, her eyes lighting up as she looked at Xu Shen. This man was tall, with a b ...

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