Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

I asked in bewilderment, "Who?"

With a serious expression, Carol repeated, "Melvern is requesting a meeting."

Hearing her repeat Melvern's name, I was genuinely surprised. I had a premonition that he would appear before me sooner or later.

While Liora was joyfully bustling about during this period, he remained unusually quiet, which didn't make much sense.

"Let him in," I calmly said.

Carol walked out and soon brought Melvern in.

He looked dashing in a well-fitted suit. His eyes, however, were something I couldn't quite appreciate, almost repulsive.

As he entered, I conducted myself professionally, stepping away from the desk and gesturing for him to sit.

Seated at my desk, I asked, "Mr. Melvern, what brings you here?"

I cut to the chase, as I had no intention of being polite with him.

I did not know much about him, but based on his investment in Liora and his methods of seizing other companies, I could not form a favorable opinion of him. Moreover, the funds he invested were shady at best. His persistent interest in me and my company made me wary, and his gaze was particularly disdainful.

over her family, it spoke volumes about

smiling. "I hope my sudden

After all, you and I have no business dealings. So, your unexpected visit to my office caught me off guard." Melvern, taking my

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your mind." I had no time

like to discuss with you, Ms.

please

Carol knocked on the door and brought

said, "Ms. Chloe, I'd like to talk to you

what kind of collaboration he could possibly be suggesting. Teaming up with Liora and wanting to collaborate with me seemed

was unaware of the animosity between Liora and me. Therefore, his

fixed on him, unyielding. "Mr. Melvern, could you specify the nature

enthusiasm, he seemed a bit disappointed. "It seems, Ms. Chloe, you're not

myself and