Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

In Greenfield, Zoey peered at her computer screen; dark circles had appeared down her eyes. As Elvis pushed open the door, his

voice carried a hint of weariness too.

"Why so many galas lately? Can you handle it all?"

Rubbing her temples, Zoey cracked a smile, "I'm managing. You guys have been working hard these past few days."

She had just recovered from an illness and returned to work the day before. Elvis had been running things while she was out.

"Zoey, the meeting today might include a run-in with Fitch. The Haskins family is involved in this joint awards show we're working

on, and they're footing the bill."

A star-studded awards ceremony meant big business. The celebs were basically walking billboards, with every accessory, even the

pins on their lapels, serving as advertisements.

The Haskins family had thrown their latest car model into the mix, set for display at their dealership next month. The celebs would

strut past this car on the red carpet, and with the Haskins family being the sole sponsor, the spotlight would be theirs.

Star Movie Group's talent had shone this year, with their leading stars nominated for awards. As the head honcho, Zoey needed to

be there.

The Haskins family's car brand coveted the endorsement of A-listers like Wilma and Cornelia. Their every move by the car, every

pose, had to be on point.

the red carpet details. But a CEO like

all, the Haskins family’s subsidiaries were vast, and car wasn't their leading

was talents in weapon manufacturing, who had

this level, there were various electronics, including cars

year, the Haskins family business

electric car release, which would

dinner with Wilma in tow after making sure the appointment. Cornelia was

day

Haskins family. His eyes lit up at the sight of

Zoey

him with poise, "Mr. Colby, it's been too

a photo op. She was after an endorsement deal for

for the endorsement, but got declined by the other side; they

they hoped to find

that info when she

in a black coat over a

that accentuated her

frown creased, her fingers slightly

what I just said,

"I understand. You're after more than a brief

your sincerity."

smile plastered on her face, "A

she'd miss his insinuation. He glanced at

ordered the

decision for the endorsement lies with me. Whoever I choose,

too young. With so many scandals these days, I can't just roll the dice. This is our