Bye, My Ex-husband

Early in the morning, Janessa asked Sally and Linda for a leave of absence.

Sally had made up her mind to give her hell at work, so she had to be on her guard all the time.

Then, once her leave was authorized, Janessa took a taxi to the Qiu Group.

With the memories of her last accident still fresh in her mind, Janessa refused to get behind the wheel no matter what.

Along the way, Janessa met several shareholders who looked familiar to her.

They greeted her in a hurry and then excused themselves.

They didn't seem inclined to chat.

What happened to the shareholders? They used to talk with her for longer when they met in the company.

Did Aydin do something behind her back? She had a bad feeling about the upcoming meeting.

The boardroom was quiet, and the shareholders were clustered together in small groups.

Janessa looked around and sat at the head of the table, which was the CEO's seat.

The shareholders looked at her in surprise, but they didn’t say anything.

At nine o'clock, Aydin entered the room with a cheerful smile, which disappeared as soon as he saw Janessa sitting at the head of the table.

A displeased frown formed between his brows.

Norma tugged at Aydin's clothes and shook her head slightly, signaling him silently to not lose control of his temper.

Aydin snorted and sat on an unoccupied chair, his eyes full of resentment as he glared at Janessa.

Janessa met his stare straight on, and both sets of eyes burned with mutual hatred.

All of the shareholders around them avoided looking at them for fear of getting caught in the crossfire.

front of the projector screen and

but it has also encountered its fair share of failures.The former chairman, the mother of Janessa Qiu, placed the company in great jeopardy because of her poor management.To make up for her shortcomings, she managed to secure the support of the Lu family.However, with her untimely demise and

of confidence, Norma looked at the shareholders calmly, as if secure in the thought that it was Janessa and her mother who had made the Qiu Group so

didn't have such a parasite as Aydin and his family, the Qiu Group would have been an industry

watched as the

waited to see how these people would screw up in front of so

her best to recover the company's losses that the pull-out of the investment had caused, but it still ended up in the termination of two of the Qiu Group's projects, as well as the loss of millions of dollars in

Norma didn't want her to take over the

that Janessa no longer had Rayan's support, so she was trying

family had acted shamelessly and

five-hundred million investment to get the company through its capital issues.Why are you

losses? If her sources were to be believed, Aydin was the one who pulled the plug on

was enough to officially launch the three projects.Do you have any idea how much capital is needed to ensure the successful operation of those

Group only invested four hundred million dollars to sponsor the Qiu Group.The capital I have secured was five hundred million dollars—was the difference of

bully at will? She wouldn't have been appointed as a manager in the

wrong, Aydin coughed slightly and looked away, waving a hand to let his

that we can select the new chairman of the board of directors.The candidates

trembling

told her about the meeting—he did not mention

to be

was if the shareholders believed that she was capable of securing capital for and

her hands on the table, she stared each person in the room in the

the guilty glances of some shareholders, and the steadfast gazes of

have much to say, but I hope that you can remember one thing: the Qiu Group was established through the efforts of my father and every single one of you who are sitting here.You don't want the company to fall into the hands of incompetent people who can't run it well.The Qiu Group suffered the setback of withdrawn capital, but who ultimately revived the working capital and saved the company from ruin? At this point, I believe that every single one of you already know in your hearts for who

voice did not seem

at the shocked eyes of the

smart people could sit in this

seemed even more relaxed in comparison to

looked at the shareholders

eyes