Love You Enough to Leave You

Chapter 95 Returning To The Clintons,Love You Enough to Leave You

Amelia gazed at him apologetically. “I’m sorry, but I choose family over work. I can’t stay here anymore.” “I won’t allow that.” “I’m really sorry, Carter, but I can’t keep working here. I’m really happy that I got to work with you for a while, and I do hope that we can work together again someday. But for now, none of this is possible. I suppose I won’t need to write you a resignation letter. I’m sorry.” After apologizing sincerely, Amelia headed toward the door. Yet, Carter grabbed her by the hand. “Please don’t go, Amelia,” he pleaded. Amelia’s gaze remained apologetic. “I’m really sorry I let you down, Carter. We can work together again next time.” “I don’t know what will happen next time.

All I know is that once you leave, I won’t even have a chance to be close to you anymore. So please don’t go. I’ll fire Jennifer if you stay.” “Don’t you understand, Carter? Even if Jennifer leaves, there’d be other women who would do what she did. I don’t want anyone else sabotaging my marriage, so I can’t keep working here anymore.” Carter stared at her in agony. “Amelia, you left me without a word all those years ago, and now you’re leaving me again because of another man. When will you ever love me instead?” “Don’t say that, Carter. We’re just friends,” Amelia replied in slight frustration. “I’ll be off now. I don’t want to interfere with your work.” Carter’s tight grip remained on her hand.

“Do you have to be this cruel, Amelia?” he asked drearily. “I’m sorry, Carter.” With that, Amelia shook his hand off, opened the door to his office, and left without turning back. Carter stood inside his office in a daze, not even noticing that the secretary had walked in. “Are you okay, Mr. Scott?” the woman asked nervously. Carter merely glanced at her and pointed to the door. “Leave.” “M-Mr. Scott, the president of Lumine Group is here. Do you want to—” “Tell Mr. Freeman that I’m not feeling well and get the technical department manager to handle the project discussions,” Carter instructed after taking a deep breath. “Yes, Mr. Scott.” With that, the secretary quickly left the office, afraid that the man would unleash his wrath on her.

Jennifer’s voice. “May I come in, Mr. Scott? I have some work matters to report to you about.” Carter’s eyes flashed with rage and hatred as he clenched his fists tightly. “Come in.” Jennifer opened the door and walked in, brimming with confidence. She was dressed in a red suit that perfectly accentuated her figure. “Hello, Mr. Scott.” Carter glanced at Jennifer

now?” the man retorted with gritted teeth. “She quit? Are you for real?” Jennifer clenched her teeth too. “And what does that have to do with me? Why are you taking your anger out on me? Are you not capable of behaving a little more like a gentleman, Carter?” Carter’s expression remained grim. “My company’s too small for someone like you. You should leave.” “Are you firing me?” Jennifer asked in astonishment. “Get your pay calculated

“I’m the owner of this company. I don’t see why I can’t fire someone because I don’t like them. If you have the slightest bit of shame in you, you’d leave right after getting your pay settled.” Instead, Jennifer sat down and crossed her arms. “Give me a reason, or I won’t leave.” “There isn’t a reason. I just

eyes turned red. The woman had never come across a man who could shut her like that without a care in the world. She loved Carter so much that she had cast aside every other man who pursued her. Yet, not only did Carter not love her back, but he even treated her horribly. “That woman chose to leave because she’s too ashamed to stay, but you’re blaming it on me. Don’t you think you’ve gone too far?” Jennifer demanded as emotions began to sweep through her. Despite her being a woman who had voluntarily chosen to pursue a man, Carter paid no heed to her, nor did he even consider her

be mine. As long as I’m around, you and Amelia will never be.” Carter cast Jennifer a profound glance. “Don’t you realize how ridiculous you look, Jennifer? It’s not worth doing all this for a man like me. You may as

entire Larson family, and when that happens, you’ll be able to expand your business anywhere in the world. I’m much better than Amelia in every way.” Carter’s gaze remained especially calm. “You’re a brilliant woman, Jennifer, but that doesn’t change how I feel about you. A guy who wants to spend twenty years less sloughing away might choose you, but I want to pave my career with my own hands. If that doesn’t work out, I can always return to Scott Group. I don’t think we Scotts are that far off from the Larsons, anyway.” Jennifer glared at him

the worst man I’ve ever met, Carter Scott. Fine, I’ll leave. But I’ll be back for sure,” Jennifer declared haughtily. “Thanks for the compliment,” Carter replied while holding a pen. With her eyes flashing with rage, the woman turned and left without looking back. Carter gazed at the documents on his desk. About five minutes later, he took out his phone and dialed a number, only to receive no answer from the person over the line. Then, he

have accepted his love without a doubt. After all, Carter was such an outstanding man who radiated charm wherever he went.

friends, but never lovers. Amelia deleted the text message before leaning into her seat at the back. “Are you okay, Miss?” asked the driver. “You don’t look too well.” Amelia opened her eyes. “I’m fine, Sir. I’m just a little tired,” she replied cheerlessly. “It’s normal for pregnant women to feel tired easily. Judging from the size of your tummy, I’m guessing you’re on your fifth or sixth month. Be careful