I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

After breakfast, Abigail prepared to go to work.

She glanced at Scarlett, who was busy planning something, and couldn’t help but say, “Why don’t you go to the company?”

Scarlett hadn’t understood why she said that, but Abigail had already left.

However, Scarlett was easy to advise. She quickly packed up and prepared to go to the company.

As Abigail just stepped out, she saw Sean sitting in a car, waving at her.

“Are you giving me a ride to the company?” Abigail raised an eyebrow and asked.

“What do you think I’m doing here?” Sean smiled.

At once, she opened the car door and got in. As soon as she sat down, she took out her tablet to handle company matters.

“You’re even busier than me,” he chatted with her while driving.

“After the funeral, all the work piled up. Now that I finally have some free time, I need to handle everything thoroughly,” she said. Suddenly, she recalled the incidents involving Howard and Adam. She couldn’t help but ask Sean, “I haven’t paid much attention to the Fast Step situation. How about you?”

“I asked Xavien. He said Adam was dismissed by Fast Step and is currently under investigation. Howard’s incident has been labeled a honeytrap scam. Since there were quite a few reports against Adam, Howard had a stroke of luck,” he calmly replied.

Abigail checked the stock performance of Fairy Meadow, finding it to be extremely

resigned, the shareholders selected a female CEO, and the response has been good so far,”

looked at him with surprise. No

put down the tablet and called

Howard answered the

going on? You didn’t have to resign. Why did you do that?” Abigail’s tone carried

I want to secure more money, I have

and she was momentarily at a loss for words. After all, she had worked with Howard for so long, and even though they had disagreements, they were quite in sync in

plans now?”

brand with friends. I have a small studio focusing on those internet celebrity kinds of men’s clothing. Gradually, it will become profitable,” he replied with a

realize that, even with her help,

say anything for a moment, but

you. It was because I saw the true colors of Fairy Meadow’s shareholders. My share is small, and I have no say in their decisions. During this period, due to the severe online criticism, they repeatedly advised me to resign. I found

confide in about what was

should know that capital seeks profit. I’ve told you before to be careful with those small gains lest you lose something more significant.

instinctively glanced

of a cafe and got

have made up my mind. It’s not a big deal. I still have Fairy Meadow’s shares, anyway. Being a silent partner is quite good.” Howard smiled. After this