Mrs. Workaholic

Mrs. Workaholic

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Sasha Pierce grew up in a rich family. Got whatever she wanted, whenever she wanted. Well, when her parents passed away she was given the family business. Due to her parents abusive ways towards her she suffers from mental health problems which cause her to work harder than she needs too. She is known as Mrs. Workaholic. ---- Jason Grey was best friends with Sasha, they grew up together. Jason knows everything about Sasha, up until her parents died. He was at the funeral. To him she's acted different ever since. He applies for a job to work for Mrs. Pierce, will he be able to fix her?
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