After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back

The next day, a video quietly began circulating across major online platforms, and within just three hours, it had skyrocketed to the top of the trending list.

Early that morning, Desmond contacted Lucas, his tone grave. "Mr. Tudor, there's trouble. A video of you hitting someone at the hospital has been uploaded online, and it's already gaining a lot of attention." As he spoke, he sent Lucas the trending search term.

Lucas had just finished his morning workout and was wiping sweat from his forehead and neck with a towel. He opened his messaging app and saw the trending topic Desmond had sent.

"Tudor Group Chairman Assaults Someone in Hospital."

He clicked on the link and was immediately met with countless videos, all showing the same scene from the hospital corridor's surveillance footage: a few seconds of him kicking a middle-aged woman to the ground. No context, no follow-up-just that brief, explosive moment.

But he wasn't just anyone; he was the newly appointed Chairman of Tudor Group, already the subject of swirling rumors about his divorce that had created a public frenzy.

Now, this video surfaced before he even had a chance to fully settle into his new position, bringing significant negative attention both to him and to Tudor Group.

The Tudor Group was involved in various industries-real estate, new media, entertainment, and more.

a wait-and-see approach, distancing themselves from the controversy. In short, the widespread circulation of this video was bound to

few who were unhappy with your sudden rise to the position, and they're likely going to seize this opportunity to make things difficult for you," Desmond's serious voice

responded coolly, his tone

help investigate who leaked the video and stirred up the situation. But for now, you need

to fear?"

tone was calm, unhurried as if he weren't about

mood suddenly calmed after hearing Lucas'

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had witnessed all kinds of situations. They had

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was nothing to be

"Mr. Tudor, you have to understand-I might just be running on too much stress.