Countdown to My Divorce

Tyler’s eyes darkened. He looked like the devil. “You should know don’t like wasting words. Go back to the office and submit your resignation.”

Tim’s eyes widened in panic. “Mr. Hunt, can’t you give me just one more chance? I really had no choice. My child has leukemia. “He’s only three years old. I can’t just give up on him. The medical bills are overwhelming, and I can’t afford them anymore. Please, I’ve worked for you for so many years. Just this once, I’m begging you.”

Tyler’s tone remained resolute. “If you’ve been with me that long, you should know I never change my mind once I’ve made a decision.”

Rachel didn’t feel it was her place to interfere with how Tyler handled his own company affairs.

From her perspective, she might’ve taken Tim’s situation into consideration, but Tyler clearly wasn’t someone who showed mercy easily.

Tim looked completely crushed. It was as if his whole world had collapsed.

“Mr. Hunt, I swear I didn’t mean to do it. I was desperate. What else could I do? Should I just let my kid die? If there was any other way, I wouldn’t have done this.”

Tyler turned his face away. He didn’t even want to hear another word. “Once I’ve gotten to the bottom of this, I’ll come back and deal with you. I won’t bother tallying up how many kickbacks you’ve taken over the years. All you need to do now is resign.”

Tim had no hope left. There was no point in

you chose to do this, you should’ve known it would catch up

clumsily. “Ms. Lloyd, if I had any

consequences. You’ve worked with Mr. Hunt

would only anger Tyler further instead of softening his

gone, Tyler tugged at the shirt on

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called Yale, his chief aide. Tim

everything else but had been tied

can I do

into the receipts for my personal expenses like clothes and daily items. Tim has

“Yes, sir.”

new personal assistant, and get someone to send over a proper change of