I Became Mrs Grayson by Bragging
After saving a pharmaceutical CEO and claiming to be his fiancée, Alice unexpectedly becomes his assistant and wife.
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About I Became Mrs Grayson by Bragging
On the day of the interview, Alice, an ordinary girl, saved the CEO of the Grayson pharmaceutical group, and bragged that she was the CEO's financee. Unexpectedly, the CEO not only asked her to be his personal assistant, but also married her in a flash.
Original synopsis supplied by the catalog. May contain spoilers.Why watch I Became Mrs Grayson by Bragging?
- Alice saves a pharmaceutical-group CEO on her interview day.
- Her boast about being his fiancée has unexpected consequences.
- The CEO hires her as his assistant and quickly marries her.
Who is this story for?
- Fans of impulsive CEO marriage stories.
- Viewers who enjoy ordinary heroines entering powerful corporate worlds.
What to expect
- Unexpected rescue
- False fiancée claim
- Personal assistant
- Sudden marriage
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Female Lead
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