Ex-wife, Please Come Back

'I hope someone will remember it in ten years.' Jacob smiled bitterly at the thought.

If only everyone could forget what had happened. If that were possible, everything would be peaceful, and all things would go back to normal.

But, was that really possible? Jacob shook his head.

"Mr. Jacob, I know. The document did not get lost. Although I couldn't accept it at the time, I have figured it out now. Fortunately, it was not the original document. If it was, I would have filed my resignation immediately."

Cindy stared at Jacob. At that moment, her heart gave a little flutter. She suddenly felt happy. After all, she was strong enough to endure things other people couldn't. That was something she could be proud of.

Now, Cindy had the courage to face anything. Her attitude had become more tolerant, and she had developed a positive outlook on life.

A look of astonishment flashed on Jacob's face. Even after everything that happened, he was surprised Cindy still accepted him. He was glad that his sincere attitude towards his assistant had paid off.

With a guilty look on his face, Jacob said, "I'm sorry. I shouldn't have kept you in the dark. You were smart enough to figure it out, but I still feel guilty for hiding the truth from you."

Jacob had finally calmed down a bit. Oftentimes, he wanted to be straightforward. However, he tended to overthink and let his imagination run wild, which never got him his desired result. Now, he felt much better after revealing the truth.

Finally, he could face everything with confidence. He no longer had any reason to be afraid. Finally, he could deal with what his heart was feeling.

"It doesn't matter, Mr. Jacob. You've done nothing wrong. Kim and I are the ones to blame. The cart is far less important than the horse. Whether the document is true or not, it is our fault. I hope you don't take it to heart."

Cindy smiled gently. Jacob gazed upon her face and realized that she had such a sweet smile. Perhaps he was more used to seeing her with a serious demeanor. He was pleasantly surprised by her smile.

"Well, you can go on with your work. I should go pack my things and leave today." Jacob stood up and clapped his hands.

He had too many memories in this office. Although the work he did was almost the same every day, he had gone through so many emotions here.

different for people who were on the outside looking in.

I'm quite skilled at fixing your schedule. Please let

Cindy smiled sincerely.

was not going to take no for an answer, so

thank you

polite. In the past, it had been Cindy's duty to make sure his schedule was organized. Now, she was simply doing it as a

ridiculed and mistreated by those who were once below him. Now, Jacob was one of those people. But, it can be agreed

Cindy help tidy up

feeling well." Cindy was stunned when she

he was angry at Jacob's resignation, but he didn't want to say

he has some plans for me, but I don't want to spend the rest of my life relying on other people for help. Even if I

said lightly. Cindy admired the

rock bottom, he was still able to face it with confidence and keep moving

leave and found that there were many people standing outside his door. Some of them were employees, and some were directors. It seemed that they had all been waiting for him.

expect that there would be so many people who were willing to see him off. It seemed that he had actually done well for the company

Jacob, please think twice. Don't act on impulse. The news is not a big deal. Don't take it

Mr. Jacob. We can face any problem together. We can all figure out a way to solve this! After all, the news hasn't

right. The company can't run without you. We

abuzz with pleas for Jacob

can't you just

a sense of incapability creep up in her heart. Even if she could choose differently, she would still choose to work

I must go. I know how you all must be feeling. Don't worry. The company will keep growing and developing. I am sure of that. I made some wrong decisions during my time here, so I hope the one who will take my place can improve it and

a Jacob that no one had ever seen before. Everyone became melancholy, and they

not well-loved by many of the employees, but everyone respected him. Only Jacob had the courage to cut off all means of retreat. The others were simply bystanders, waiting