I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Okay, she saw Twitter too. “He didn’t do anything to me. It’s the other way around. I’m the PIC for HQ. There’s no way he could do anything to me,” said Abigail nonchalantly. She didn’t care at all.

Luna was worried. “Did he do something stupid? Like, bad stupid? I knew he was a short- sighted guy who couldn’t stay patient. Can’t believe he’s back to his old self after only

months.”

“Me neither. If I’d known he was this kind of guy, I’d have never let him be Fairy Meadow’s CEO,” said Abigail, a little regretful.

“Can’t you terminate him?” asked Luna.

“There’s a contract in effect, and he did help us. If it weren’t for his greed, we couldn’t have taken over Fairy Meadow,” said Abigail. Ugh, now the double-edged sword is coming for us.

Luna sighed. “So, what happened between you two? How’d you get into this argument?”

“He took some bribes and fell for their extortion. The lady wants to sue him. With how popular Fairy Meadow is, if its CEO is found embroiled in a sexual assault charge, L.Moon and Fairy Meadow will be hit hard,” said Abigail, resigned.

The internet had high demands for brands that were doing business. The netizens. wouldn’t stop their crusade until Howard was terminated, but the contract stopped them. from doing that.

Luna cursed, “Why the f*ck does he like money so much? Doesn’t he care about his reputation? He gets a ton of money from Fairy Meadow’s dividends anyway. The company’s raking it in. He thinks that’s not enough?”

“He’s greedy. No one’s going to say no to more money,” said Abigail coolly.

Sean listened in silence.

end. Abigail stood up and yawned. “Let’s go

opening coming soon. If it’s extortion, then there must

I hope Howard learns a lesson from this. I hope he

we’ll clarify things

send someone and liaise with the girl who wants to sue.

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knew how to deal with matters

him. “I expected nothing less from

take that

can deal with this,

you want to know.” Sean didn’t decline. He knew Abigail didn’t want to owe

an eye on

called Cameron to

the car, and Abigail asked, “So what’s the deal

picking up,” said Cameron nonchalantly, as if it wasn’t his business to care. Abigail was in

they came back to the company, and Cameron couldn’t hold back. He

thought you didn’t care,” said

Analise keeps telling

to Analise. She’s going to nag me and Sean

against that. “Yeah, I know.” In the end,