Countdown to My Divorce

Chapter 62

Rachel poured a glass of water for Cecilla and helped her into a chat.

After Cecilia calmed down, she said to Rachel, “Don’t worry. Mr. Lewis took my suggestion. The shareholders agreed to it.”

Rachel heaved a long sigh of relief.

She knew clearly that William had been forced to a corner; given how antagonistic he was with Tyler, he wouldn’t have made such a compromise so easily otherwise.

William also knew that while Tyler could afford having the project delayed, the same couldn’t be said for him.

Most of the profitable projects in the market in the first half of the year were signed under Tyler’s company. The projects Lewis Enterprise managed to clinch didn’t offer much they were only sufficient for the company to break even.

There were also the two projects Rachel clinched, but they were probably snatched from under Tyler’s nose. She just didn’t! know about it.

“Great. I need to take a day off work and go home tomorrow,” Rachel said.

face changed. “Back to your old home? But why? You haven’t gone for so many years. Your stepmother is

in Rachel’s family. Only Rachel’s mother loved her. Her father, under pressure

since that incident. That old man should have let go of things a long time ago. Moreover, it wasn’t even

didn’t tell Cecilia that she was intending to leave. She merely

I’m just visiting them. It’s also my father’s

asked. “With

no need. He’s going to be fully occupied with Project Oasis. I

oversight in the

so nice. Mr. Lewis is fortunate to have found

“Is

didn’t share the

shareholders requested that William punish Samantha for her blunders. Project Oasis was a priority

wanted Rachel to assist Samantha, until Samantha claimed that Rachel sat in Tyler’s car–his precious Bugatti, no less. Aside from his family, anyone who managed to sit in his car must

of Rachel couldn’t be cleared, they didn’t dare to allow her participation in the

were to negotiate with Tyler and get him to agree to a team- building session between both companies. Through that, the

straightforward enough, everyone knew