30 Days Till I Divorce My Husband

Chapter 40

Autumn frowned, pondering what nonsense the kid was spouting this time.

Jason was shamelessly grinning, and quipped) “Full service tonight. Let’s settle it all in one go.”

Estrella chuckled dismissively, “Sure, if you think you can handle it.”

Their shameless banter left Kristin and Autumn exchanging embarrassed glances, feeling awkward beyond words. Estrella and Jason had turned their cheeks crimson with their talk, yet those two acted as if it was nothing at all.

Autumn gave Estrella another poke in the waist. “Estrella, did I raise you to talk like this?”

Estrella furrowed her brows, turning to Autumn. “Mom, if you keep poking my sides, I’ll never be able to have kids.”

“God forbid!” Autumn spat out the words thrice, dismissing the jinx.

Kristín, caught between amusement and dismay, quickly tried to smooth things over, “Look, since the kids have agreed to make a go of it, let’s leave them to it and head back.”

Autumn nodded in agreement with Kristin, and the two women made their exit.

Once they had gone, Estrella gathered herself and headed straight for the Dorvold Group headquarters.

In the chairman’s office, Cole was on the phone. Estrella pulled up a chair and took a seat across from him. After Cole hung up, he looked up at her. “Aren’t you working today? Don’t you have the law firm to attend to?”

Estrella, with her legs crossed, probed, “Mom mentioned you were troubled by some company issue involving the Lamont family.”

Cole sighed, “You don’t need to worry about the company. You and Jason just focus on building a good life and having a baby.”

“I’ll live well and the baby will

exhaled slowly, “Digital Springs is our most critical project for the latter half of the year. We had a solid grasp on it, but somehow, the Lamont family got a hold of our project proposal

family not interested in

trying to best us, to win the project and put

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It’s a government contract, and the quoted price is not high. If we go any lower, we’d be shooting ourselves in the foot,

relegated to the second tier, which will affect us

him out, Estrella said, “Send me the project proposal and the bid to my email. I want to take a look.”

a background in law and had interned at the company. She was familiar with proposals

the time and energy for this? Can you

She was already heading for the door. “Just remember to send me the

do,” Cole replied, rising to see her

She wanted to get a firsthand look at the development in Digital Springs. “Estrella, what brings you here today?” greeted

the city’s future developments. I want to see where

of these cases that

if you know of any good spots, I might just buy a block,” she

in my

had gleaned some useful information from their conversation. As she hummed to herself, ready to leave the planning office, someone called her name. She looked up

on

with his hands in his pockets, replied with a smile, “Give up

back, “Thanks to your family, I’m about to switch