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Aside from being a freelance writer, Jenglai works as a full-time QA and Systems Manager in an Online Education Institute. She also works as a part-time ESL Instructor. While not busy about her three tedious jobs, she enjoys writing stories, poems and blogs and watches movies or anime.-
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