Wooing My Ex-Wife

He suppressed his slight feelings of guilt and reprimanded her in a low voice, “You’re complaining about me now? Whenever there’s an inspection by the higher-ups, everyone else knows they should at least put on a show and maintain a serious working attitude. But you? Hunching over and whispering in someone else’s ears all the time. If I don’t discipline you, how can I command others’ respect?”

Whitney lowered her head and bit her lip.

Indeed, she lacked experience in this matter and thus, deserved to face the consequences.

However, Charles was not entirely innocent. How could he reprimand me in such a self-righteous manner?

“You knew where I would be working and that I would become your employee when you sent me to work this morning, yet you didn’t inform me about it. Then this afternoon, you deliberately came here to witness me making a fool of myself. It’s likely that you instructed Mr. Turner to inform me about this job. Are you intentionally trying to make me look foolish?” Whitney retorted. He arranged for me to work in his company, yet I had to pretend I didn’t know him. Is he intentionally trying to test my loyalty to the agreement?

Charles fell silent, his expression turning serious as he reached for his cigarette case and irritably lit a cigarette.

Bringing Whitney to work at his company was purely out of goodwill, as he did not want her to struggle with unreliable jobs that might put her in danger.

Initially, Charles was supposed to return to the Newton residence right away after taking care of the hygiene in the lab’s bathroom.

However, he found himself inexplicably heading back to the company, driven by an irresistible urge to see how Whitney had fared on her first day of work. He also desired to witness her innocent and clueless expression, as well as the look of surprise on her face when she discovered he was the boss.

Yet, when Whitney said she did not know him ignited his anger, leading to the events that followed.

As he pondered, Whitney nervously fidgeted the hem of her clothes. A misty gaze lingered in her eyes, but she pursed her lips, refusing to give in. “Mr. Newton, since I’ve agreed to sign the marriage agreement with you, I won’t casually violate any of its terms. You don’t need to go through the trouble of testing me. I won’t let anyone in the company, except Isaac, know about our relationship. I’ll independently complete the tasks assigned by the company and won’t cause you any trouble. And I won’t let others think I’ve obtained this job because of you.”

Charles fell silent, his azure eyes narrowing as he took a deep drag from his cigarette, his frustration apparent. But didn’t she get the job because of me? Does she really think she can enter the Newton Group so easily without my help? And what’s wrong with leveraging my influence? Others would have longed for such a privilege, yet they don’t even have a chance.

“I hope you’ll live up to your words. Since you’ve decided to work diligently, show me some results so that I won’t have to clean up any messes for you.” He spoke in a cold and resentful tone.

Whitney looked puzzled. “It’s only my first day at work. What makes you think I’ve caused you trouble?”

coldly advised her, “Stay away from the women in the company.

you, Mr. Newton,” she replied, tightening her grip on the seatbelt and turning her face away. “Is there anything else you’d like me to do? If not, I’d like to get back

past working hours. Why are you returning

organizing the

around to open the car door, but to her

car’s engine, pressed the accelerator, and swiftly drove away from

face turned pale as she was taken aback, gripping the seatbelt tighter. “What are you doing? I said I want to get down

your tasks during office hours and relax after work. No overtime allowed. Go

his remark, Whitney could only

stern expression as if he wanted her to know he was hungry and that she should accompany him home

supposed to hand it over to my supervisor tomorrow? I can’t have my salary deducted

fixed on driving, showing no sign of turning back. “If it weren’t for Isaac speaking up for you, you would have been fired today. It would have been more

when his employees are willing to put in extra effort? Yet, he forbids me to work overtime and wanted me to go home to

He could not help but

the moment you step out of the building,

keeping her head

taking note of the glistening mist in her eyes. It enhanced the beauty of her exquisite emerald

distinctive features, she resembled a charming little fairy from a faraway land, albeit one being

his tone. “You can use my study

look at him, only to find him focused on

detestable as before, and her anger toward

appear as detestable as before, and her anger

the tension, she responded, “Thank you,

road ahead as he listened to her acknowledgment, raising an

two of them remained silent throughout the journey,