Billionaire, Let's Divorce! by BELLA

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SYDNEY'S POV

I slammed my laptop shut and some of the attendees raised a brow. I smiled back at the person and turned back to the speaker for the day.

The day had been hectic since l'arrived in the morning. It was one work after another, one meeting after another.

We had just finished the first session of the seminar on jewelry design that was hosted in our company. Thankfully there was a short break before the second session again.

I traipsed to my office, dumped my laptop on my desk and walked out of the building complex, exhausted.

I just wanted to be alone while getting some fresh air after being stuck in that conference room for hours!

I walked to the cafe next to the office building for a cup of coffee. The cafe was a perfect place I could hide and none of the other employees would spot me and start trying to engage me in a conversation I wasn't interested in.

a pen and a notepad but I stopped and reprimanded myself, "You came here because you are exhausted, Sydney. You came here to relax a bit so stop that," I said audibly, "And

for me.

girl caught my eye- or rather, the little girl's necklace caught my eye. She wore a large necklace around her neck, one of her hands traced its intricate design while her other hand clung tightly to

When they were

around here? She was the last person I expected

looked nothing like Mark. I looked around the area; I looked in the store opposite the street, my eyes looked up and down the street but Mark was nowhere to be seen. Where was he when there's a man

woman.

grew alert and I felt my muscles bunch as I watched the man press her closer into the wall. But I forced

has nothing to do with me,

I found my eyes traveling there on their own accord. The man's hands was clenched and there was a heavy frown on his face. Even though Mark is my ex-husband - one that I was never crazy

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away from them, the knowledge that at defenseless pregnant woman was being harassed Andi could have done something to help would rid me with guilt. It just wasn't