CEO Proposed to His Ex-wife 99 Times

Marshall just wanted to hang up the phone right after finishing what he wanted to say.

Peter immediately stopped him and mumbled, "Boss, are you sure you don't want to come over? Kathy and Louie were getting along pretty well, and I think they may..."

Marshall hung up the phone without any hesitation. He didn't want to hear a single word from Peter but sitting down and checking the files.

Minutes later, he heard a noise coming from outside and told from the voice that it was the woman from WF Group. It didn't take long before he heard Sam's voice. It sounded like Sam was scolding his subordinate.

The woman started crying.

Marshall frowned. He didn't like to hear women crying. He was not a kind and sympathetic person. When he saw tears or heard crying voices from women, he would not go softhearted at all. He only thought that was very annoying. Fortunately, Katherine seldom cried. Thinking of her, Marshall immediately tried to get her out of his mind. Katherine had nothing to do with him from now on. He had to stop thinking about her.

The woman at the door rushed over and started knocking on the door, asking him to come out listen to her.

She was so agitated that Sam and other guards failed pulling her away.

on knocking on

reading the files. He got up and

laid an eye on her. Marshall opened the door, she pursed her lips and cried even louder. This time, she wasn't there to argue

standing aside and looked

this woman. Marshall knew that Sam was just pretending to stop her but in fact trying fooling

all this, waited for her to wipe

for few seconds, the woman took a deep breath and nodded, "Yes, but that drug cannot do too much harm to you. I took it too, and if it is poisonous, I

no idea what the woman was thinking. He raised his eyebrows and said, "I'm

but

look. “So, how can you be so shameless and do

tears flooded down

covered her face and said that she had been in love with him for a

said she

seemed that employees in WF Group lack some professional training in performing official duties. You should go back and emphasize