Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 15 A Chance Encounter

Johnson was our company’s Marketing Director. He greeted us warmly and playfully pinched Ava’s cheeks when he saw us. In a way, Johnson took my role by taking charge of the company’s marketing department.

I was the one who brought him into the company, and he worked under me for over a year. Back then, the marketing department focused mainly on sales, consisting of just five people.

Johnson was a quick–witted college graduate who was a natural at marketing. He had a silver tongue that could convince anyone of anything. He took over my position when I got pregnant while Matthew nurtured him.

I knew Johnson frequented this place because he arranged a private room for us with the restaurant manager’s help. It was evident he was much more considerate than Matthew..

Melanie was also familiar with Johnson as the two exchanged glances while Johnson ordered the food. Meanwhile, I didn’t pay much attention to the order and went straight into the private room since I knew

Matthew wouldn’t let me or Ava down in that aspect.

Soon after, Johnson followed us into the room. Since it had been a while since I last saw him, I gestured

for him to sit and chat.

I asked him how the company was doing, and he discreetly responded while glancing at Matthew

occasionally, I knew the Johnson in front of me differed from the one I had recruited long ago.

Indeed, times had changed, and it was no surprise since Matthew was now the boss. In Johnson’s eyes, I

boss past her prime and inferior to the current company president. I

but seeing it was still

an antique in the Tanum Corporation.

form of address. I figured people would stop

and I parted

had already forgotten about all my contributions to the company. Who

woman who started Tanum Corporation and bled for it? It was a depressing thought as

worked nonstop back

chapter had long ended, and the fruits of my labor were not mine to

people continued singing praises, no one knew my

fickle the

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I needed to care for

we shared. I only wanted him to remember what we had gone through together, regardless of whether or not I got

like to believe he

himself when the food

Most of the calls were about business, but there was one call where he glanced at me

and saw Matthew talking on the phone in the corridor,

me coming

the quality is good. The material isn’t a problem. You decide.”