Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 190 Public Opinion Turns

While Jerry was waiting in the company for Evelyn to admit

her failure, he received a piece of breaking news.

In the underground garage, the two of them were surrounded in front of the car. The man completely wrapped the woman’s body in his arms, which were tightly closed and completely protected. Just standing there, he made people feel extremely powerful.

But the person in his arms was none other than Jerry’s ex-wife,

Evelyn.

Suddenly, the office door was pushed open from the outside. Maura barged in and didn’t even have time to knock on the door. “Jerry, did you see the news? Evelyn…”

In the middle of her sentence, Maura stopped talking because

she saw Jerry’s extremely angry face. He had seen it.

The depression in Jerry’s body broke out in an instant. He

slammed the office door and then threw his hand hard on the

wall. With a bang, the phone broke into pieces and fell to the ground.

by his sudden outburst and sat

sota in fear.

I calm down!” Jerry roared

a long time. It was so long that he thought that the man was going to give up on Evelyn and go into hiding. Who would have thought that he would respond in such a manner when public opinion was

he was scolding Evelyn, but now half of them were scolding her. Many people turned against him and began to scold him.

has already submitted a

is still shamelessly pestering

really unlucky.”

that Huston and Evelyn are in true

ex-husband do? Does he feel jealous

comes out to

like this ex-husband is acting a bit too much now. The

wrong. By the way,

was angry and

They are all

afraid that he would smash her phone if he was unhappy.

another person. He was no longer as humorous and humorous as before. Instead, he was

anything.

Jerry would vent his anger on

not until more than ten minutes later when Jerry calmed down a little, that she said, “Don’t be angry. It has

how to

doesn’t intend to just stand by and watch. Just watch;

in the business world for so many years, and he was not a complete fool. He knew what Huston’s actions represented.

that Huston would disregard his reputation for