Shopkeeper Fang

She was the little chief secretary at Huo Yunting’s office, who carried out jobs both on the table and "under" the table. 
She was also his obedient wife at night, fulfilling his needs.
It was a repentance, a redemption to her sin, Lu Zhaoyang was swallowing all these humiliations as heaven forbade, her mother was the other woman in this ugly affair with the wealthy Huo family, and eventually shattered the entire family, droving Huo’s mother insane.
It was probably the fairest, also the most horrible bargain of Lu’s life as Huo Yunting raided their house one day.
“You would compensate with your body. On daily basis.” The offer was made and she could not say no. 
“If you think you aren’t having enough fun… Well, perhaps we could play the divorce game, then we could have another marriage, making the same vow with you always as my bride. I can do this, again and again. Again, and again. Isn’t that sweet, honey?”
 
Was it heart-moving, or simply tear-moving?
ISN’T IT OBVIOUS?
Huo Yunting, he’s a devil, both body and soul a devil!
Join the Fifty Thunders of Huo Yunting! 
As you see dominance occurs in the classic office romance taken place in modern world with a hint of quirky comedy and heart-wrenching episodes!

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EndlessFantasy Translation 

WARNING! Tsundere President

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"Brother Yunting, it's been awhile." She smiled warmly as she approached him.

"I don't need a shoulder massage," he said dismissively, feeling almost repulsed by Mo Shan's presence.

Mo Shan awkwardly stopped in her tracks but continued to talk conversationally, "Brother Yunting, I haven't seen Zhaoyang in a long time too. I heard that she now works for a small company instead, called Ge Yu or something, is that right?"

The question alerted Huo Yunting. He finally looked her in the eye with a touch of suspicion.

Why would she suddenly bring up Lu Zhaoyang?

"If you're interested in Ge Yu, you can work for them too." He put down his cup and started to move his mouse around, pretending to work on his computer.

"I don't think I will do well in a competitive environment. Your sister has the smarts, though. She must be thriving there."

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