My Ex-wife's Hidden Personalities

After Freya finished her breakfast, she put the photos Sylvia had given her into her bag and hurriedly left the house.

She was extra cautious when driving as she was seven months pregnant.

It took nearly an hour to reach the Joint Department in West Geft.

Inside the Joint Department, it was bustling with activity.

Freya walked straight ahead and saw Radley sitting in front of Brandon’s office, conversing while having tea. She could not make out what they were talking about.

She lightly tapped on the glass door.

Brandon looked up and waved to Freya, and she entered the room when she saw Brandon.

“What were you two talking about, Master?”

“We were discussing some historical aspects of tenon-mortise.” Brandon glanced at Radley with interest.

Freya furrowed her brow. There seemed to be something between these two that she didn’t know.

Before she could ponder further, Radley stood up and said, “Come, let’s talk in my office.”

Freya opened her bag and said, “Wait a moment.”

She took a thick stack of photos from her bag and handed them to Brandon.

“What’s this?”

“Master, you’ve been looking for a house, right? These are most of the houses currently for sale in Caltun.” Freya recalled what her mother had said. “There might be some omissions, but most of them are here.”

Brandon looked at the thick stack of photos and was stunned.

Freya smiled. “There are some codes on the back. If you like the exterior and the view of any of them, just give me the code, and I’ll send you the design and interior images later.”

After saying that, she hurriedly followed Radley and left.

Brandon’s office fell silent, and he gazed at the pile of photos on his desk.

He picked them up and looked through each one.

His eyes started to well up. His disciple truly exceeded his expectations. He had not expected Freya would remember his mere mention of looking for a house.

Freya followed Radley to his office.

sat down for

with anticipation, “Did

all, it’s a collaboration

together the day after tomorrow to sign the agreement,” Radley

documents from a drawer. “As for the collaboration between our two families, I’ve

some worries in her heart. After all, until the contract was signed, many

occur.

took the profit-sharing proposal handed over by Radley.

surprisingly concise, and her gaze fell on the profit-sharing ratio.

‘Fifty-fifty.”

Wilson and their company, it was obvious that Radley had contributed much more. Before she saw the proposal, she had even been prepared to

the Kaufmann

confirmed nor

future. The Monaghan Group is not concerned about short-term gains and losses. Let’s consider it a gift from the Monaghan Group to the Kaufmann Group,” he said.

the proposal, and

made sense, but this gift was too significant, almost making it

ride either. You’ve put in more effort in the initial negotiation, and for the subsequent investments, I’ll discuss it with

no objections.

they agreed to sign the contract at Ronald Manor the day after tomorrow.

matters were settled, the atmosphere in the

felt a bit awkward. Lately, being alone with Radley

the proposal back with me.” She collected

now.”

leave the Joint Department. Instead, she headed

into a small bag. He intended to take them home to his wife so

Freya enter, he greeted her. “You’re done already? That

do.”

and picked up a few small pieces of

barrel.

carving

hands are unsteady today. Maybe

hands unsteady?” Freya paused

the heart is unsteady, the

furrowed her brows.

her heart

spreading rumors that she was pregnant with Radley’s.

and Radley were getting ready to

not to persist with the