Become the Richest Woman After Divorce

Chapter 103: I Came to Keep You Company

Sophia handed over the remaining matters to the bodyguard, which she had already arranged.

She came for just one night and then immediately returned to her country.

The following evening.

Inside the chairman’s office of Eagle Entertainment.

Mike exchanged glances with him.

Pierce’s wrist was still swollen when the signed contract was delivered, and there was a demand for an additional investment to become the exclusive investor.

Mike couldn’t get excited about this great thing that day.

He looked at Pierce with a smile:

“What conditions did Mr. Clement want?”

Pierce’s eyes were deep, his tone casual as he began to speak:

“I wanted Sophia to sign the contract personally.”

Mike tugged at the corner of his mouth, unable to help but speak:

“As far as I knew, you guys divorced because of a lack of feelings, didn’t you? Always meeting up, isn’t that a bit inappropriate?”

Pierce swallowed, responding seriously:

It was for official business, there was nothing to avoid suspicion.”

Mike pursed his lips and gave a smile:

I called her, but she wasn’t at the office.

The reasons and conditions given by Pierce were irresistible.

After all, Pierce did own some shares in Eagle Entertainment, and he was going to invest in a new drama under the name of the Clement Group.

If they had rejected him, how would others in the industry have speculated about their relationship?

Now that I was riding the tiger, it was hard to get off, so I had to bite the bullet and go on.

Mike directly called Sophia.

After a long time, Sophia finally picked it up with a somewhat languid and leisurely manner:

“Mr. Brant, it’s almost time to get off work now, any further instructions?”

“Hadn’t you gotten off work yet? Where were you?”

Sophia paused for a moment, then began to speak with a smile:

“I was shopping at the mall, always feeling that I didn’t have enough clothes to wear, or enough jewelry to put on. In a while, I was going to have hot pot with Derick. Do you have anything else?”

The voice on the phone came through, and Pierce’s face instantly fell.

temperature in

15.840

dropped.

glanced at the stern and deep Pierce, and

matter. The cooperation was negotiated by you, so you have to sign

sneered and flatly

I was going

couldn’t refuse, Ms. Cruise. We were waiting for

hung up the phone, feeling

uneasy.

actions. Pierce looked solemn, casually sipped his

took a sip before he began to

was too outstanding, with a bunch of men chasing after her. Derick was just one of them. Who knows if

emotions, his breath sinking along with them, and

knew, that substitute had ulterior motives,

Damn it!

office.

hours on an empty stomach, feeling very uncomfortable. Sitting with Pierce made it

and came in, it was like

I smell hot pot on you? Have

asked in

rightfully raising an eyebrow:

I couldn’t possibly come back to work on an empty stomach, could I? However, considering you were still waiting here, I

want to get

“I don’t mind.”

it matter if one

her with a quiet

here for two hours, and sure enough, she

inexplicably a bit

thinking about the injustice she suffered that afternoon, what was his own two–hour wait in

to

felt awful, and Pierce’s

anger that had originally been pent up in my heart also disappeared lightly.

shopping to clear her mind after arguing with Ava,

just pretending to be strong, Pierce knew

wouldn’t have come without even changing my clothes.

Derick, who took advantage of the situation. He was

a gentle and clear

long as you

time, he was going to accompany her to cat hot

at Pierce

ago, he clearly had the intent to kill, how did he change

fickle man, it was better for Sophia to keep her distance!

thought of leaving early

lawyer has already reviewed it, Ms. Cruise, please

walked over with an indifferent expression, took a look at the document, indeed there

103 | Came to Keep You Company

the amount column had doubled.

was up to, but she wouldn’t

her name, then casually placed the pen aside.

signed it, Chairman. If there’s nothing else, I’ll