100-nichi Go ni XXX suru Onna Shachou to Shinyuu Shain Manhua

In the bustling office of a prestigious company, Mai, a diligent employee, found herself in a dilemma. She accidentally spilled coffee on the CEO's important presentation just minutes before the big meeting. Panic surged through her veins as she tried to salvage the soggy papers, her heart pounding with dread. As she frantically dabbed at the stained sheets, the doors swung open, and there stood the company president, Eri, with a stoic expression. Mai's cheeks burned with embarrassment as she braced herself for the impending reprimand. To her surprise, Eri didn't lash out but instead knelt down to help clean up the mess, her eyes softening with understanding. "Everyone makes mistakes, Mai," Eri spoke calmly, her voice a reassuring presence in the chaos. "But it's how we choose to learn from them that truly defines us." Mai's eyes widened at Eri's words, a glimmer of hope sparking within her. With a gentle smile, Eri offered Mai a proposition - to become her shadow for the next 100 days, learning the ropes of leadership firsthand. Despite her initial shock, Mai couldn't resist the allure of spending time with the enigmatic CEO, seeing beyond the polished exterior to the woman beneath. And so, their unconventional journey began - 100 days of unexpected adventures, shared laughter, and growing closeness. As Mai accompanied Eri to high-profile meetings and late-night brainstorming sessions, she discovered a newfound confidence within herself, guided by Eri's unwavering belief in her potential. Through challenges and triumphs, late-night confessions, and stolen glances, Mai and Eri's bond blossomed into something deeper than mentorship. As the days turned into weeks, Mai found herself not only admiring Eri's leadership but also falling for the vulnerable, compassionate woman behind the CEO facade. In this tale of redemption and transformation, Mai and Eri navigated the intricate dance of professional boundaries and personal feelings, ultimately realizing that sometimes, the greatest lessons come from unexpected sources.