I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Abigail and Sean arrived at the restaurant Howard reserved that night. Howard was even more scared when he saw Sean. He gave the menu to them and said nothing.

Abigail put the menu down and looked at Howard. “We’re not here to eat. I know you know that.”

Howard nodded, feeling dejected. Abigail leaned back on her chair while Sean looked through the menu quietly, not joining the conversation.

“Have you reflected on yourself, Howard?” Abigail looked at him sternly. She spoke with no emotion in her voice.

“I did. If the worst comes to worst, I’ll resign and be a regular shareholder.” The other shareholders had been bombarding him with messages. They had talked about it. If things didn’t work out well, he would have to resign, all so Alana and L.Moon could continue providing designs for Fairy Meadow. Without Alana’s design, Fairy Meadow would go into decline fast.

The reason Fairy Meadow was well-liked was thanks to L.Moon’s great designs. Most of it was made by Abigail single-handedly.

Meanwhile, Abigail was a little surprised, but she didn’t show it. She nodded. “If things get that far, you will have to consider resignation. Have you seen how the internet is lambasting you?”

“Yes,” Howard said quietly.

that if you want to run a brand for a long time, its key persons must not fall into any pitfalls. There will be people spreading bad news. If you do something bad, it’s going to be exposed someday. The more successful a brand is, the more its reputation will be ruined by scandals. It’ll ruin them.” Abigail just wanted to make sure L.Moon was fine. If Howard did anything stupid like this again, she’d leave him for dead. After all, L.Moon had gained enough fame thanks to

said Howard.

word that if you take bribes again, you’ll hand in your resignation letter without us saying anything,

moment later, he tearfully said, “Of course. I promise I won’t do this

under a lot of stress and you’re not like us. But tons of people in Capitalis have it rough, and they can barely put food on the table. Some can’t even make rent. They have

looked at

and Fairy Meadow only got their success lately. My decade of work was the groundwork I put in, and it paid

the table. “She does designs every night after she comes. back from work and won’t stop until she

He

the food,” Sean commented. At this point, Howard would know what to do

menu and went

this is fine.” Sean huddled

didn’t you order it?”

a couple of times, so you

no idea he had this twice. Must have been with Kelly.

his lips and made his order. After dinner was done, he