My Insignificant Secretary

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Rachel Anderson was a shy but beautiful girl, raised by her grandparents and an overprotective older brother. She wanted to be independent, so she decides to look for a job and gets it because of her qualifications and excellent references. But her direct boss, Patrick Hamilton, the CEO of Hamilton's Corp. a huge financial corporation, is a hard and bitter man, who hates women in general, but especially pretty ones whom he never hires. His father, Randall Hamilton, also a tough old man with high moral and family principles, imposes an inviolable condition on him before he can inherit the vast family empire: He must marry and have an heir within a year. Failure to do so would mean that seventy-five percent of his fortune would go to his mother, who preferred his pedantic and self-centred cousin, Derek Coleman, who is also a bad person, but is married with two children, and would certainly be the new CEO of the companies. Then in the midst of his predicament he gets an idea: to propose to his shy, intelligent assistant, who has secretly fallen in love with him, even though he belittles her and treats her badly like all women, at least at first. But the girl turns out to have an outstanding brain and climbs the corporate ladder on her own merit, and perhaps also in Patrick Hamilton's hardened heart.