Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 28 The Walls Are Listening

I laughed at myself for thinking I had a way back while Matthew and the other woman were already

transferring assets. I wondered when I became such an idiot. Ivanna was right to call me a fool.

Matthew was practically selling me off, yet I stood beside him to count his money. I had no idea who that

woman was and how cunning Matthew could be. Still, the woman’s identity was not my priority, I was just

curious.

Most people in my situation would obsess over finding out who they lost their love to, but the results

were always the same, no matter who the other person was. I had already lost.

After some thought, I told Ivanna, “My priority is finding where that money went.”

“I already have someone looking into it, don’t worry!” Ivanna reassured me confidently.

I returned to work after our chat to figure out how to reclaim my company and bring Matthew down from

his pedestal. That was my only wish. No one noticed when I had left and returned. After all, everyone

I was the

nearing lunchtime when I returned, and everyone was

I wanted to ask Matthew what he wanted

his secretary wasn’t there, and the

was still there. I was about to open the door

voice.

I’ve prepared all the information you requested. You’re a genius, Mr. Murphy, Still, I don’t

From what I see, she works here

eye on you.”

“As for the

your instructions.”

I quickly backed away to ensure they wouldn’t spot me. It

want any discrepancies or complications,” Matthew instructed Johnson, “She’s been on edge lately and always getting ticked off.”

rest assured. If anything, we can say the project went wrong. After all, losing money In business

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can Madam do? She hasn’t worked for so long. It’d be hard for her

outraged as I clenched my fists, I never expected

safe. I…haven’t decided on the next step yet…” Matthew’s words trailed off, but I knew what he wanted to

still tying loose ends there?”

it. Damn, none of them are simple folks. Not a single reasonable one!” Matthew muttered in frustration, then sighed heavily. “All right, you

sure to stay out of their sight. My heart pounded as I sat in my