Boss, Your Wife's Asking For A Divorce, Again

He’s really my amazing son-in-law! On the other hand, Toby merely furrowed his brows in confusion, wondering, What’s up with the look in Titus’ eyes? Without pondering over it further, he smacked his lips and said indifferently, “The five partners have been decided. At this same time tomorrow, you can go to Fuller Group to sign the contract. I’m going to disclose these five proposals and let those who didn’t make the cut have a look to see why they were not selected and where they lost.” “Good idea,” someone agreed with a nod. Sonia was also one of them who was in agreement with this idea, as she wanted to know as well how much different her proposal was from theirs.

Despite that, she was paralyzed with shock when she saw the proposal Tom published on the public screen. “How could this happen?!” she gasped out loud subconsciously. One after another, everyone turned their attention to her. “What happened, President Reed?” Mr. Lanster, who was seated next to her, asked in puzzlement. Instead of answering him, Sonia was staring fixedly on the screen that was displaying Titus’ proposal. “President Fuller, can you please tell me why my proposal is stamped with President Gray’s name?” What? Toby wondered, frowning and swirling around to look at the screen behind himself.

After he peered at Titus’ proposal and couldn’t find anything amiss, he turned back again. “This is President Gray’s proposal.” This was the same proposal he went through yesterday that belonged to Titus. However, a guilty look crept over Titus’ face. In fact, he already saw something amiss when his proposal was displayed on the screen—the proposal with his name written over it wasn’t even his proposal. Even though he was shocked, he didn’t voice it out because he could only let the wrong spiral down the wrong path.

not because Toby had opened up the back door for him for Tina’s sake. Therefore, all the more reason he couldn’t admit that this wasn’t his proposal. Despite that, it was beyond his imagination that this was actually that wretched girl’s proposal, and she even cried out loudly. “That’s nonsense, Toby Fuller!” Sonia was so mad with rage when she heard Toby say that the proposal belonged to Titus that she was shaking

you’re saying that we are the ones who changed your proposal to President Gray’s?” “Isn’t that what happened?” Sonia snapped, glaring at him coldly. “I really didn’t think that

mad with rage, Toby then turned to look at Titus, who was obviously looking guilty with his head lowered, and he realized that she was

one who stamped the name,” he said in a serious tone, looking at Sonia. Seeing how serious he seemed, Sonia felt a little appeased and asked, “Is it really not you?” “There’s no reason for me to do this,” he answered. Sonia bit her lip. She could tell that he was telling the truth,

questions, Titus slammed the table and sprang up

I can’t even recognize my own proposal?” Sonia retorted, chuckling from anger. The guilt within Titus intensified, but admitting it publicly would be the last thing he did. “Fine, since you think it’s yours, then tell me how the signature on the proposal became mine in the end. Don’t accuse me of stealing it because I have been to neither Paradigm Co. nor Fuller Group. So how did I steal it?” Stumped, Sonia was suddenly out of words to argue. He has a point, she thought. Titus hadn’t been to her company, and she would always either lock

could have bribed someone in her company to steal it, either. In addition, Toby had said that he didn’t change the name on the proposal, but her proposal was now written under Titus’ name. Just what the hell is going on? she wondered. Seeing that Sonia was at a loss for words, Titus turned gleeful and added, “You can’t answer me, can you? Since you have no answer for that, then you—” “Tom,” Toby interjected suddenly. Titus’ eyes darted to him, his heart fluttering with panic. Toby tapped his finger on the conference desk a couple of times and asked, “Are you the one who personally collected Miss Reed’s proposal?” “Yes,” Tom