Reunion With His Child: My CEO Boss Is Obsessed With Me
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Nora's life is held together by one thing: keeping her four-year-old daughter alive.
With a six-figure surgery bill looming and no one to turn to, she takes a last-minute gig planning a wedding, only to walk straight into the arms of the one man she's spent five years running from.
Samuel. Her first love. Her ex. And the father of a child he knows nothing about.
He's colder than she remembers, sharper around the edges, and about to marry someone else. He barely looks at her, like she's nobody. Like she was always nobody.
Then the job offer arrives. Dream company, life-changing salary, her daughter's only shot at survival. Nora doesn't hesitate.
What she doesn't know is that Samuel is the one who sent it.
Now she's his personal secretary, bound to his side from morning to night, while he plays the devoted fiancé to another woman and torments Nora with every cold glance and cutting word.
He thinks she left him for another man five years ago. He even believes the little girl fighting for her life in that hospital room belongs to someone else. He's wrong on both counts, and Nora intends to keep it that way.
The closer he gets, the harder it becomes to keep lying.
And their daughter is running out of time.
With a six-figure surgery bill looming and no one to turn to, she takes a last-minute gig planning a wedding, only to walk straight into the arms of the one man she's spent five years running from.
Samuel. Her first love. Her ex. And the father of a child he knows nothing about.
He's colder than she remembers, sharper around the edges, and about to marry someone else. He barely looks at her, like she's nobody. Like she was always nobody.
Then the job offer arrives. Dream company, life-changing salary, her daughter's only shot at survival. Nora doesn't hesitate.
What she doesn't know is that Samuel is the one who sent it.
Now she's his personal secretary, bound to his side from morning to night, while he plays the devoted fiancé to another woman and torments Nora with every cold glance and cutting word.
He thinks she left him for another man five years ago. He even believes the little girl fighting for her life in that hospital room belongs to someone else. He's wrong on both counts, and Nora intends to keep it that way.
The closer he gets, the harder it becomes to keep lying.
And their daughter is running out of time.
