My Bias, My Boss
Nam Da-reum spent more than a decade on one idol. The job at the fashion startup was supposed to put her in the same building as Lee Chan. It does. It also drops her onto Kang Ha-gi's desk, the CEO who built Appello with Chan and does not want a fan in marketing. She tries to clock in as staff. Chan notices the person who already knew him. Ha-gi notices the employee who will not leave. The office is not big enough for all three versions of the story.
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