My Online Girlfriend Has a Twin Sister

"Just kidding." Chen Yuan shrugged, putting on a harmless-looking smile.

After more than half an hour of this, he got the picture.

Persuading Jiangg Yao to change her mind wasn’t something he could do overnight. He had to bow his head and compromise for now, using the same method he used to deal with Ningning.

Rushing things would only make them more guarded.

’So how can you truly change a person’s mind?’

Chen Yuan quietly got up from the rug and sat on the sofa. He picked up the remote and pretended to browse the TV channels, but he was actually lost in thought again.

But Jiangg Yao looked over and knew at a glance that Chen Yuan’s mind was elsewhere. She was suddenly very puzzled.

She crossed her legs again.

"I find it very strange, Young Master. This isn’t what you used to think. Weren’t you adamant before that having two girlfriends was an unforgivable sin? How come you haven’t mentioned that lately?"

Her confusion was genuine.

Not much time had actually passed since the truth about the twins was exposed. It was more like the three of them had temporarily set aside their struggles, each making concessions to maintain the stable, happy life they now had.

For the two sisters, what they looked forward to most was undoubtedly Chen Yuan’s answer from the heart.

When Jiangg Yao heard his choice, she was naturally happy, but just a few days later, he had already changed his tune.

She guessed at the possible reasons, scrutinizing Chen Yuan’s expression.

"Did my sister say something to you when you went out with her just now?"

"No! Ningning didn’t say anything," Chen Yuan flatly denied.

"Then why the sudden change of heart, Young Master? You were even spouting some metaphysical nonsense earlier. Do you normally say such ridiculous things?"

Jiangg Yao reached out and placed her hand on his forehead, then touched her own.

"You don’t have a fever..." she muttered to herself.

’Why the sudden change of heart?’

It all started when Jiangg Ning and Jiangg Yao came to find him at school. After living through such an incredibly happy period, Chen Yuan realized that what he loved were the sisters as individuals. The only thing to blame was that they had been switching identities in front of him all along; otherwise, none of these problems would exist...

He had indeed been an innocent young man before, but even a heart as hard as stone could be worn down by dripping water. Not to mention, the sweetness the two sisters gave him was a force a hundred times more powerful than falling droplets.

The only constant in this world is that people change, and the world changes.

’Change...’

At this thought, a jolt went through Chen Yuan.

’How had he never thought to ask himself this question? What forced him to change his stubborn ideas? Wasn’t it the happiness of this period, a happiness he had grown greedy for?’

A happiness so great he was unwilling to lose it, one he hoped to enjoy for a lifetime.

"I know... I get it now!" Chen Yuan clenched his fists in excitement.

"What is it now, Young Master?"

"N-Nothing."

Chen Yuan couldn’t suppress the smile at the corners of his lips. Perhaps he could let the two sisters experience this kind of happiness too—not necessarily through words, but through actions.

’If we all genuinely get along and aren’t opposed to a three-person relationship, won’t everything just fall into place? First, I’ll eliminate the emotional barriers. The other external factors, I’m confident I can handle them myself.’

’What if the three of us being married together could be happy too?’

After all, feelings are real.

He could be changed by the warmth in his life, and he believed Jiangg Ning and Jiangg Yao could be too.

At this thought, Chen Yuan turned and hugged Jiangg Yao.

"How about we go on a trip tomorrow... No, the day after tomorrow?"

"Huh?"

...

At 8:30 in the morning, Chen Yuan arrived at the company twenty minutes later than usual after deliberately taking his time on the road.

He had taken leave from class. Coincidentally, he had an unimportant filler course in the afternoon that he could skip—ever since Jiangg Ning left Lanjing University, Chen Yuan had stopped attending such classes.

Because he had more important things to do.

In fact, if Chen Yuan wanted, he could graduate without meeting the university’s requirements. The more he engaged with Jiang Corporation, the more Chen Yuan understood that from the moment he decided to get involved, it had become the career he had to truly fight tooth and nail for.

In comparison, the pressures of advancing his studies and graduating, which he had cared so much about before, seemed utterly insignificant.

At Landa University, all it would take was pulling a few strings, and he wouldn’t have to go anymore except for exams. Of course, doing so as a freshman was a bit inappropriate. For now, Chen Yuan had only learned that this was an option. He decided he would put it into practice when he got truly busy.

Running back and forth between the two places was already stretching him thin.

The reason he’d dawdled for twenty minutes on the way to the company wasn’t because he had slept in. In fact, he had woken up especially early, at five, just as the sky was beginning to brighten.

First, he sent Yaoyao back to her apartment across the hall.

Then, Chen Yuan started putting together a travel plan.

His decision had been on a whim, startling Jiangg Yao, who thought he was just talking. But Chen Yuan was determined to spend more time with the two sisters, hoping that their happy daily life as a trio would serve as a bargaining chip for future negotiations.

This time, of course, it wasn’t a long journey. It was just a one-day trip, leaving in the morning and returning in the evening.

The destination was three hundred kilometers away—a little-known but stunningly beautiful mountain range.

The thought of taking his two girlfriends out on a trip made Chen Yuan feel fantastic, as if all the worries of the past few days had been swept away.

Today was a very, very important day.

Jiangg Ning had agreed to become the chairman’s secretary at the company. Chen Yuan had already notified some of the senior executives. From now on, he could commute to and from work with Ningning... even though this significant achievement was the result of a lie.

He had first promised Jiangg Ning that he would definitely choose her, which was the only way to lure her into the trap. Otherwise, Ningning would have never agreed, one hundred percent.

To avoid suspicion.

Chen Yuan had agreed to let Ningning go to the company first while he arrived a little later, which led to him dawdling by taking a couple of extra laps on the ring road.

He parked the car.

Chen Yuan pushed open the company’s doors, adjusting his tie as he strode into the pristine lobby.

"Good morning, Chairman."

"Mm."

"Morning, Chairman."

Along the way, as usual, countless employees greeted him with smiles, and Chen Yuan nodded in response.

After working together for a long time, most people in the company knew that Chen Yuan wasn’t the kind of boss with a strange temper. Occasionally, a bold young woman would joke with him, saying nonsense like, "The chairman looks so handsome today." Chen Yuan could only turn a deaf ear to it.

’But guys have a bit of vanity, more or less. Being complimented every day actually feels pretty good.’

’Sigh, women are so shallow.’

’But once Ningning takes her post, I can’t let these young ladies from the PR department flirt with me anymore.’

When the elevator reached the seventh-floor conference room, Chen Yuan’s mood was a little complicated even before he pushed the door open.

Opening that door signified a change in status. When he faced Jiangg Ning, he would no longer be just her boyfriend. A new layer would be added to their relationship.

Moreover, this new relationship would involve a difference in status.

Chen Yuan didn’t know what Jiangg Ning, who was already waiting in the office with other senior executives, was feeling at this moment. He only knew that he felt apprehensive, and even the hand he tentatively reached out with felt heavier with an unprecedented solemnity.

Many years later, he would recall this moment countless times and be thankful it was the best decision he had ever made.

Because this decision helped him keep Jiangg Ning by his side countless times.

...

"The Chairman should be here any minute. Here, have some coffee I brewed. I remember thinking before that your resume wasn’t a good fit for the finance department, and I was quite disappointed. I never expected we’d have the fate to work together after all. I’ll be counting on you from now on."

"It’s me who should be asking for your guidance, Mo."

"Just call me Nana."

...

Inside the office.

As soon as Chen Yuan entered, he heard Mo Nana and Jiangg Ning talking. The sound of the door opening successfully brought their conversation to a halt.

The bitter aroma of coffee hung in the air. A dozen or so senior executives were already seated formally, and Pei Youwen was there as well.

After Chen Yuan walked in, his gaze swept inconspicuously over Jiangg Ning. Their eyes met, a tacit understanding passing between them.

There was a SHUFFLE of sound.

All the senior executives stood up.

"Good morning, Chairman."

Jiangg Ning followed everyone’s movements and stood up as well, but when she spoke the same words in unison with them, her voice was a little quiet, as if tinged with awkwardness.

’Calling her own boyfriend "Chairman" in front of so many people really is weird.’

Chen Yuan could tell with one look that Jiangg Ning’s slightly downcast eyes meant she was shy.

"Be seated," he said, his face impassive.

Only then did everyone take their seats.

For such an important position, the onboarding process was naturally very formal. Pei Youwen was keen to make this happen, because only after Jiangg Ning took over some of his duties could he be freed up to tackle other, more important matters.

"Now that the Chairman has arrived, I declare the onboarding process officially underway. Ms. Jiangg, please open the onboarding documents in front of you. We will go over the terms in detail." Pei made a welcoming gesture.

"The Secretary to the Chairman’s Office is a critical position within the corporation. It requires the incumbent to possess exceptionally high personal qualities and abilities, to assist the Chairman with daily work, to take on the management of the office, to provide all manner of support, and to coordinate between various departments... Do you, Ms. Jiangg, have any objections to this?"

"No. I will be clear on my responsibilities and do my utmost to serve Chairman Jiang."

Jiangg Ning’s solemn expression made even Chen Yuan sit up a little straighter.

She wasn’t joining the company to play house; she was truly going to become Chen Yuan’s right-hand woman. Whether it was out of her serious attitude toward her work or her love for her boyfriend, Jiangg Ning had made up her mind to become involved in Chen Yuan’s career and life’s work.

She would provide guidance and help for him, who was still young and naive, and solve his problems and relieve his worries.

Bauhinia Company was just the beginning. In the future, there would be more projects, bigger companies, and perhaps even the single leap to inheriting the trillion-dollar Jiang Corporation.

Not a single one of these words was a child’s game.

She would journey with Chen Yuan down this path laden with thorns. She would watch the man she loved grow through storms and trials. In this perilous world, she was lucky she could be by his side.

"First, as the office secretary, you must constantly keep abreast of industry trends and the company’s operational status to provide necessary information for Chairman Jiang’s decisions. In this process, day-to-day learning is essential."

"Second, you will be responsible for the daily management of the office. I will give you the keys to the top floor later. From this day forward, you will be one of only two people who can freely enter and exit the Chairman’s office. Therefore, the filing of documents and the management of the office space will be your responsibility."

"Third, you must have clear time-management skills to properly arrange the Chairman’s daily schedule of meetings, business activities, out-of-town trips... and personal life."

"Fourth, maintain a professional distance from subordinate departments and do not abuse your position for personal gain..."

"Fifth, communication with the board of directors..."

"Sixth..."

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