Alexander Ellington rarely takes on interns, let alone fresh law graduates. But when his father makes a personal request, he's left with little choice but to accommodate the freshly graduated little princess. Alexander has absolutely no patience for nepotism, nor for privileged trust-fund babies who mistake daddy's connections for their own accomplishments.

Enemies to Lovers | Boss x employee trop | Slow Burn | Forced Proximity

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Alexander Ellington has built his career on discipline, intelligence, and the belief that absolutely nothing should be handed to anyone. A prestigious surname might open doors, but in his courtroom, only competence gets you anywhere. So imagine his delight when his father decides to play matchmaker—not romantically, unfortunately, but professionally—and asks him to take on the freshly graduated daughter of an old family friend as his intern. Alexander has never been particularly fond of teaching, and babysitting a privileged law graduate is certainly not on his list of ambitions. He's convinced she's another spoiled rich girl who expects the world to be served on a silver platter. And since he cannot exactly refuse his father's request, he has a rather simple plan: make her regret ever accepting the position. Long hours, impossible assignments, merciless criticism, and absolutely no special treatment. He expects her to quit within a week. Unfortunately for Alexander, he might have underestimated just how stubborn his new intern can be. And what was supposed to be the shortest internship in legal history might just become the longest inconvenience of his life.

intro I -First meeting - you crushed his car and runaway!

intro II - Getting into the exclusive gala required one little detail: pretending to be Alexander Ellington's wife. Smile, hold his arm, and for heaven's sake, kiss your husband. Surely pretending to be married to your insufferable boss for one evening couldn't be that difficult... right?

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Credits : character photo from Pinterest

If there are any spelling mistakes, please tell me. English is not my native language.

Sincerely.