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My Online Love Is a CEO

After two decades of being single, a young woman finds herself completely isolated in her shared apartment when her final roommate moves out to live with a partner. Left alone in the quiet flat, she tries to distract herself by logging into a long-abandoned game. Instead of comfort, she suffers a brutal defeat and harsh insults from her own team. Fueled by frustration and loneliness, she refuses to accept her solitary fate, determined to finally find a man of her own.
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Chapter 3

04.

Lately, I had been chatting a lot with [Moon], and I had started sending him photos of myself in various pretty outfits.

While he still wouldn't show me his face, he half-heartedly showed me his amazing physique.

When I saw his perfect body, I felt like my soul had been cleansed.

God was indeed kind to me!

Now that I had [Moon], even working for someone as devilish as Felix had become more bearable.

Today, when I delivered some documents to Felix, I noticed he was smiling stupidly at that mysterious phone.

He was so engrossed he didn't notice me coming in.

I coughed lightly, and he jumped, hastily putting the phone away.

"Uh... you came in without knocking?" Felix said awkwardly.

"I did knock, but Felix was too engrossed to notice."

"No, it's not what you think," Felix quickly explained.

"Okay, okay," I nodded with a knowing look.

Explanations were just cover-ups.

Well, it looked like all the girls in the office would have their hearts broken now.

Judging by this, our forever aloof Felix was in love.

I wonder which woman was so out of her mind that she'd want to climb his lion-and-tiger mountain.

"By the way, Secretary Emma, a friend is coming back from abroad tonight. Can you help arrange a welcome party?" Felix called after me.

"Same place as usual?"

I knew the group of heirs had a club where they always held their parties.

"Yes."

"Is it a gentleman or a lady?"

Hearing this, Felix looked up at me. "Uh... a lady. It's Leticia, a childhood friend. But we're just friends, nothing more."

When I heard the name Leticia, my gossip-loving heart skipped a beat.

I heard she was the chosen daughter-in-law of the Galvan family, but she was abroad for her MBA when I joined the company, so I hadn't met her.

Seeing Felix so nervous, she might just be the person on that mysterious phone.

Exclusive phone, don't miss anything about you.

How romantic!

To give Felix a helping hand in his love life, I decided to use everything I'd ever learned to prepare the best welcome party tonight!

05.

[I might not be able to play with you online tonight, but I'll try to make it back for a goodnight game.]

I received a message from [Moon].

That worked out well—it meant I could focus entirely on Felix's love life tonight.

[No worries, big brother! My boss has given me a task too. Mwah.]

At first, calling him big brother was a bit awkward, but now I'd mastered it.

[I bought your favorite coffee. Share it with your colleagues.]

Soon after, a delivery guy arrived with ten cups of coffee, enough for the entire executive office.

I had mentioned where I worked and my colleagues casually during our chats, and he remembered everything.

My colleagues looked at me with gossip-filled eyes, teasing, "So you're really in a relationship, huh? Congrats, Emma!"

The word really was used with perfect precision.

I smiled and nodded, realizing there was one extra cup.

Could it be for my boss?

It shouldn't be—he said to share it with my colleagues.

I took the extra cup to Kellen since he had always been kind to me.

Those project managers were tough to deal with; they thought I was just a secretary using borrowed authority and were always slyly defiant. Only Kellen was straightforward and polite.

After a while, Felix came out of his office and stood in front of my desk.

"Felix, is there something you need?" I immediately stood up and asked.

"Everyone's enjoying their drinks, huh?" Felix's expression didn't look too pleased.

"Yes, Emma's boyfriend bought these for all of us. So generous!" my colleagues teased.

Watching Felix's expression, I wondered—could he be upset because he didn't get one? I thought he didn’t drink sweet things.

"Why didn't your boyfriend buy one for your boss?" Felix looked at me.

I froze. I never expected Felix, a CEO, to ask such a childish question.

In my experience, a typical boss might be slightly annoyed but wouldn't say anything. Felix, however, was anything but typical.

"It's all my fault. I thought you didn't drink sweet things. I'll go buy one right away. What flavor would you like?" I replied.

"I don't drink sweet things!" Felix threw out this line and stormed off angrily.

No worries, I would make sure the welcome party was perfect to make up for it!