The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride

Chapter 45

Chloe’s resignation news spread like wildfire within The Olson Group company

As she made her way back to her office, a bunch of people surrounded her, trying to get her to change her mind.

But she was determined, not taking anyone’s advice

Of course, some folks mocked and ridiculed her, but she didn’t really care.

By the time she went through all the trouble to get back to her office, Keira and Lance were already in there.

Keira stood next to Lance, whispering instructions to the employees to clear out the office

“I don’t need this desk or the cabinet. I want brand new perfume materials, old files reprinted, and books repurchased.”

Then she turned to Lance, smiling. “Sorry, I’m just not used to using other people’s stuff”

Lance smiled back, “No problem, everything will be done as you wish”

Chloe watched them coldly feeling that Lance and Keira’s behavior was a bit off today.

It was a noticeable estrangement

“Are you daydreaming? Get moving Lance looked at the hesitating employees, frowning and scolding them softly.

The two employees glanced at each other, undecided

“You guys

“Sean” A calm voice came out.

the office turned to the door, where

“Ms Summers

you have a lighter? Chloe asked

handed her a

cabinet, pulled out a folder, and walked

They’re all here, including the discarded and unused ones

slightly narrowed his eyes, watching Chloe

in front of Lance,

on their faces, making the

Chloe returned the lighter

with my stuff, so nobody else can mess

glance at Keira, her face

everything in the office away, so it doesn’t

hesitated

picked up her coat and bag, and calmly left the

out.

“Chloe frowned, her

on her

do we really have to part on such bad terms?”

her hand, stepped back to keep some distance from

you mean not letting me interfere with you and

apartment,

incident from six years ago that Annarie mentioned today. She was infamous

a deep breath, sped up, and her black car sped through the city

Chloe entered her apartment, she took a

right, she didn’t need to dwell on those filthy matters.

worthy of