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What kind of employee gives her boss the third finger in the middle of a meeting and doesn’t get fired? 

In her entire life, Oh Ji-Soo has never seen anyone more arrogant, mean, time conscious and narcissistic than Kim Ji-hun. 

No one. 

One moment he is cursing her; “Do it again, dimwit! You have 10 minutes!” and another moment he is tearing up the design draft she brought to him. 

Having had enough of his antics, Ji-Soo concluded that she would rather become unemployed than have her mental state tortured over again. 

But when her boss comes for her, she forces a contract that would keep him in check, which ended up exposing the secret he had hidden for years. 

Now that his secret was out, he could blatantly tell her with a mischievous smirk playing on his lips, “I gave you a chance to run from me, but now, that grace has expired.” 

Left with that realization and a beguiling goody-two-shoes woman lurking around the corner, what choice would Ji-Soo make?

Would she take a step back or get on the ferry wheel of romance with her boss?

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Jang Ma-Ri was the first to see them together and immediately she saw them talking amicably while pointing at a particular shirt, she curled her fists as her gaze darkened.

Almost, she had wanted to leave without meeting them, but a little accident occurred that had Kim Chae-Yeon and Oh Ji-Soo turned their gazes toward her direction.

With them seeing her, she could no longer continue to hide form them so she went over to greet them.

"Ma-Ri, if I knew you would be shopping today, I would have called you as well. How is your father?" Kim Chae-Yeon asked with a smile.

"Dad is fine. He has been very busy lately that I hardly ever have dinner or breakfast with him so I formed a bad habit of sneaking up on him to have lunch with him in his office." Jang Ma-Ri replied while managing a smile.

Seeing how close the two women were standing, she was so annoyed and jealous while saying to herself, 'It could have been me.'

It should have been me