Ex-wife, Please Come Back

Jacob wasn't the type of person that forced people to do his will. Despite his influence, he always gave room for people to make their own choices. Of course, if Cindy was unwilling, he wouldn't force her. Jacob saw through everything now. The most important thing in life was to be happy. He understood that no matter the mishap that may occur, humans needed to find a reason to be happy.

Jacob felt that his wealth and influence were useless if he couldn't be happy. Material things didn't matter to him anymore. Now, he just cared about his happiness.

Previously, he had thought that he would be happy if he fulfilled his late father's wish. He had tied his happiness to the prospects Michael had for him.

He had worked hard to restore the Shi clan to its glory. He fought tirelessly for the reputation of the family. Sadly, all his efforts were futile. Everything was in vain. And he lost in the end.

This was Jacob's choice. He parked the car in front of the magnificent Shi Group building. If things went as planned, this would be the last time he would come to the company. He wanted to be done with all the pending things once and for all.

Jacob was aware that his actions made him seem like a coward. And that he was running away from his problems. But he concluded that it was best he did that than to be used by other people. He didn't want to be cajoled into doing anything again.

The only reason he still had an attachment to the company was probably because of Michael. The business carried the memory of his late father. And he felt sad because of this.

'I'm sorry, Father. I let you down. I didn't fulfill your last wish. Assuming you were still alive, would you be mad at me? Will you blame me for all this?' Jacob thought.

As he walked to the entrance, the sun shined brightly. And Jacob's shoes sparkled under the sunlight. Many of the employees were walking around. Although most of them recognized him, none of them greeted him. They just averted their gaze. Some of them even whispered to their colleagues.

Jacob chose to ignore this attitude. That wasn't why he was there. In fact, he cared less about the fickleness of the world. Human beings were unstable. He reasoned that if anyone greeted him, that might create problems for that particular employee. The management might sanction him or her.

Because of this, no one was ready to be the scapegoat. They were all afraid that they might lose their jobs. Jacob knew what they were thinking of. He fully understood that they were just trying to protect themselves.

He just strode into the first floor. Then he went to the reception desk and stated his mission.

"I want to see Jonathan," Jacob said with a serious look on his face. He had no time to waste.

"Okay...Mr... Mr. Jacob," the receptionist stuttered after she remembered that he was no longer the president.

Jacob didn't care about this. He just nodded indifferently. After all, he had resigned himself. Although he hadn't confirmed if he was still the president, his instincts told him his position was no longer vacant. He felt it because of the stares he received.

sank as he thought about this. When the receptionist finished speaking with Jonathan on the phone, she told him to go to the finance department. The management had already sorted out Jacob's assets in the company. However, because of the setback that his departure caused the business, his total assets had to be slashed. He would

from James' stakes. Jacob refused to say anything about this. He didn't have the energy for a fight. In fact, he didn't deem it necessary. This was probably Jonathan's way of getting back at him. How pathetic of him!

He wanted to be done with all this immediately. The company didn't have much cash. They were going through difficult times. Because of this, Jacob

the Shi Group. And the sooner he did that, the better for him. Jacob's eyes were on his future and what

with the company again, he didn't care how much he got. The money wasn't all that he was concerned about. Jacob would just take the rest of the money that Jonathan didn't give him as his filial piety to

first place was because of his old man. Now, that

thought that he would start a fight because of the amount of money that was

him, Jacob didn't cause any squabble. And this made him

Jacob would throw a fit. And the whole company would be in

the employees thought that he was good and capable. After all, he had tried his best for the company. From

at that time it seemed that he was wicked. After all, being the good guy doesn't

that would offend others always ended up on the losing side. Oftentimes, such a person would be left to lick his wounds alone. And those he tried to

the entrance door of the first floor. He brought out his phone and dialed Cindy's

I'm in the company's premises. Come and see me. I have something to discuss with you. I will be waiting," Jacob said as he took a look at his surroundings. He

of the company, he was relieved. He sighed heavily and put his other hand in his pockets. A high place wasn't the best place to be. While Jacob was the president of the company, he wasn't particularly happy about his position. However, as he tried to

of his no longer existed. Even if it no longer existed, he was ready to start all over again. But he didn't want to have a fresh-start while he was still in the Shi Group. He wanted to

smiled and he continued to stare at the workers. For some reason, he couldn't take his

over and I'll treat you to dinner? Is that fine by you?" Cindy said in a friendly tone. She

her reason why she invited him over. But she wouldn't tell him over the phone. She wanted him to get

will come over. I'm on my way now." Jacob hesitated for a few seconds before

gingerly to his car. Many employees stood by the door and watched as he entered his car. Their hearts were breaking because this was probably the last time Jacob would come to the company. They all looked with sad eyes like children whose parents had abandoned them.

oblivious to this. He didn't know that the workers were

workers felt sorrier for themselves. It was as if they had just jumped from frying

the president for a few days and the company was already hell. Jonathan wasn't an easy-going person. He didn't take it lightly with the employees. Everyone

that they were doomed. He drastically reduced the salaries of the employees with the flimsy