After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back

Selena, in a bad mood, typed furiously on her keyboard in the afternoon. No one in her team dared to talk to her, afraid they might become an unwilling target of her frustration.

As the end of the workday approached, her boss, Orion Watson, walked over with a design draft in hand and said, "Tonight, you're coming with me to a dinner meeting."

Selena had already shut down her computer and turned to face him. "I don't want to go."

Orion's face darkened. "What's the matter with you, Selena? Are you letting your emotions interfere with your work? Do you still want this job?"

Selena clenched her fists, fighting the urge to shout that she was done. But she was in the middle of handling a project, and the plan was her own work. If she quit now, all her hard work would go to waste! After a long pause, she swallowed her frustration and said, "Fine. Are we leaving now?"

Orion replied, "Yes, let's go now. Young people need to learn to be more composed. You can't keep bringing your emotions into the workplace. How can you finish your work like this?" He rambled on, nagging as they left.

Selena said nothing, grabbed her bag, and followed Orion to a hotel.

hotel sign, Selena

restaurant, it still felt strange

Orion gave her a subtle look, but Selena pretended not to notice and sat in the farthest

a junior manager, his slicked-back hair and polished suit giving him a scholarly appearance. However, when he saw Selena, a

the man asked, looking at

for this project's proposal. She wrote

responded, "If she's the one who wrote it, wouldn't it be more convincing if she explained it

you explain the core concepts and ideas to Mr. Dean." Selena's eyes flickered briefly before

Larry Dean interrupted, "Miss Selena, why don't you come over here? I can't hear you very well from

him and said, "Mr. Dean, are your ears not working well at such a young age? I know a great hearing aid company.

response, clearly

Larry glanced at Orion.