Wooing My Ex-Wife

Of course, the protagonist was merely Whitney. Even if these people were audacious, they wouldn’t dare to plot against Charles, unless they no longer wished to keep their job.

Moreover, Charles never stood up for Whitney, nor did he ever intervene in these matters these days, which further fueled the spread of the rumors.

That noon, a few people gathered in the restroom, and started a discussion about this matter.

“I wonder how Whitney has the nerve to stick around Mr. Newton. If it were me, I would have handed in my resignation long ago.”

“Well, I think she just wants to become Mrs. Newton, so she won’t let go that easily. Hence, being the CEO’s assistant is the first step to getting close to the CEO. Do you think she’s foolish?”

“She should really take a good look at herself and see if she’s even destined for such greatness. And who does she think she has her eyes on? She’s seriously deluded if she thinks she’s a phoenix.”

“Hehe, well, this is great. It is just as expected that she got kicked by Mr. Newton.”

“If it were me, I would dutifully go to work, earn a living, and marry a man who matches my social status. The key is to know one’s place.”

They were all chattering away by the sink, completely unaware that the person they were talking about was right behind them in the stall.

As Whitney listened to their conversation, she couldn’t help but clench her fists.

She felt a slight urge to go out and pick a fight with those gossipmongers,

But reason told her, she shouldn’t.

Charles held a high reputation within the company. If she were to leave now, it might look bad.

Once the noise outside the door had subsided, Whitney finally opened the partition door, ready to leave. However, when she tried to open the bathroom door, she found it had been locked from the outside.

No matter how she turned the handle, it just wouldn’t open.

Did those people from earlier do it on purpose?

Whitney pressed her face against the door frame and called out, “Is anyone there? I’m locked. in here. Could you please help me open the door?”

Once the door was locked from the outside, there was no way to open it from the inside.

Whitney pounded on the door with all her might, but the outside remained eerily silent, with no signs of anyone coming or going.

She glanced at the time and saw that it was the lunch break. Most of the employees should bet taking their afternoon nap, so there were very few people coming to the restroom.

On top of that, Whitney had already had enough of these people’s gossip. This time, she deliberately chose a more secluded restroom, but she didn’t expect to encounter such a situation…

only to find there was no signal. Now, all she could do

again, calling out

when, with a sudden splash, a bucket

hair instantly became wet, and stuck to

she was shivering to her core now

the corners of her eyes slightly reddened. Then, she pulled out her phone once

there was

in the company. The only person she had close contact with was Queenie, and no one else.

that day as she was

one who could offer

a time like this, Whitney never

finally decided to

connected, Isaac’s

“What’s wrong?”

east wing of the twenty-first floor. I’ve been locked in here

bring someone over right away.”

against the bathroom wall

exhaust fan made her feel cold, so she could only hug

water overflowing from the bathroom. The bathroom door lock had been

the locksmith to pry open

she was losing her mind and seeing things. She

intending to drape it over her,

man who crossed paths with

be affected by these things anymore.

very

trembling slightly as she walked towards

environment. This place was in a blind spot for surveillance, and with the constant flux of

recent rumors at the company, Isaac furrowed his brows.

was determined to get to the bottom of this matter.

to tightly wrap her arms. around

gaze just happened to meet with Charles, who was coming out

her head. She walked past Charles and returned to her own workstation.

cold war between them in the past few days had left her mentally and physically exhausted, with no energy to focus on her work. She was making mistakes more often than not while

She was truly exhausted, both mentally and

really cold, but it’s nothing compared to the

to reach its limit, as if