Submitting To My Billionaire Ex-Wife

Chapter 112

Kyler was so furious that he could barely speak. He sat there, pointing his finger at Abigail before bursting out, “You….When you set them up for a blind date, I informed Ms. Lawrence about it. But she remained silent and composed. It must be you who angered her! Why are you so short–sighted? How can we continue being part of the Hoffman family without the contract?”

After Kyler pointed it out, Abigail seemed to pick up on something.

“What should we do, then?” she asked.

In a panic, she cast a worried glance at Kyler.

“Andrea is our daughter. If she can’t marry Anthony, we’ll become a laughingstock!” Abigail exclaimed.

“I’ve mentioned it before. It was just a blind date. Why did you feel the need to share the news? Who told you to be so impatient?” Kyler scolded.

Feeling rather aggrieved, Abigail retorted, “Mrs. Hoffman mentioned that Andrea is the most suitable person…”

Kyler’s face flushed crimson.

It became increasingly unpleasant to behold.

Summoning his courage, Kyler made his way to Eagle Entertainment with a gift in hand.

Genevieve had just finished a meeting and was casually sipping on her coffee.

Kyler greeted her with a polite smile, saying, “Ms. Lawrence.”

Genevieve smiled in return and said, “Mr. Thomson, long time no see. How are you holding up?”

“Not bad. Just getting old, you know, with all the health issues that come along,” Kyler replied..

Kyler followed Genevieve into the office.

Kyler knew Sullivan trusted Genevieve with both important and minor tasks.

Instead of talking to Sullivan first, Kyler thought it was smarter to talk to Genevieve. Upsetting her could make working together in the future much harder.

He pulled a gift box from his bag. Its size and shape suggested it might hold jewelry.

“Last time, my wife and daughter unknowingly caused you trouble. Please think of this as compensation, Ms. Lawrence, and kindly accept it,” Kyler said.

It was only at that moment that Genevieve realized Kyler was already informed about the situation.

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at the box but handed

I’m afraid it might be too late. Breaking the contract would result in compensation much

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apologize for any inconvenience, Ms. Lawrence. I’ve already spoken with my

grinned and replied, “You don’t have to be so formal. I

I for Mrs. Thomson, but I’ve

about gossiping behind. hope you don’t mind,

a smile and responded, “No, I won’t mind! Well, she’s been a bit too

a sip of her coffee and maintained an impassive gaze at the emails displayed on

hands together and chose to break the silence. “Ms. Lawrence, let’s put this contract aside. For the next one,

smile, saying, “Mr. Thomson, following Mr. Shelton’s instructions, we’ve sealed a five–year contract with the new partner. Unfortunately, it appears we won’t be able to continue working

turned pale. “Ms.

Mr. Thomson, Genevieve apologized with a slight smile.

Kyler, she

dismiss things so

Eagle Entertainment for quite some time.

seat. “I understand, Ms. Lawrence. I’ll take my

rose from her seat as well.

Kyler’s gift to Jasper, who swiftly grasped the situation and responded, “Certainly.”

followed Kyler to the exit and handed back the gift.

gifts from clients.

with

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ever need

a

and downed a bottle of liquor in

card games, and she was startled

Andrea became anxious as

Hoffman and see if we

Hoffman family, they wouldn’t have to stress about finding partnerships.

connection seemed way more promising

forehead

be more practical,” he mumbled. Without

Andrea exchanged a

they were

days later, when Andrea visited Quincey, she casually brought up the matter.

off entirely

when it came to their interests, the

piece of advice, saying, “It’s better to stay out of your family’s affairs once you’re married. Once you tie the knot, you become an outsider. Do you really want to stay involved with your family forever? You’re fortunate to marry into the Hoffman family. If you were to marry into an ordinary family, what say would you have in your family’s matters? Your bias toward your family is too obvious.