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Chapter 1059

Author: Cozy Season
On a beach overseas, Debra lay on a lounge chair.

In front of her was the blue sky, white clouds, and the endless ocean. The golden sand glittered in the sunlight.

She wore sunglasses and flashed a peace sign for a picture before posting it on social media.

In the picture, she showed half her face, while the other half captured their artists building a sandcastle.

The caption read, [Blue skies, white clouds, the ocean, playful employees, and a boss you'll never have.]

The comments section quickly exploded.

[I know team building, but I've never heard of a boss taking their employees abroad for it. I want such a boss.]

[Girl, you just took away all my idols.]

[The McKinney Group's artists have all gone on break. My happiness is gone.]

...

In floral trunks, Garland was grumbling while digging in the sand with a shovel, "Your wedding hasn't even happened, and you're already on a honeymoon? You can have your honeymoon. Why let me arrange everything and foot the bills?"

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