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Vikentia [17]
3 years ago
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My boss is 28 years old and has inherited a 500 billion-dollar company. He actually asked me to have dinner alone. Oh my God, I

just worked in the company for 20 days. I doubt that he came into the company because of my beauty? I know that it takes him a day to choose a car to date me. He wants to choose one of his 500 sports cars to match my temperament. Oh my God... It’s so distressing, do I want to agree. ..., can you help me? ..."
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