Divorce to Destiny: Reclaiming My CEO Husband by Anney GW

528 Power Couple Support

(Jayden)

Winona stands at the kitchen counter, scrolling through her phone while absently stirring her tea. Her brows furrow slightly, lips pursed in that way that tells me she's already a million miles into business mode.

I used to love that look when we were at Brennan Industries together. Seems a lifetime ago now.

I lean against the doorframe, watching her for a moment before stepping closer. "Thinking about ditching me for a board meeting already?" I tease, pressing a kiss to the side of her head.

She huffs a soft laugh, but it's distracted. "Actually, I was going to ask you some advice." She sits at the dining table.

I grab my coffee and settle across from her. "Shoot."

Winona finally looks up, her eyes searching mine. "I have a couple of big events next week-the board meeting, a dinner with potential investors, and now a charity gala just popped up. It's a lot, Jayden. I can't blow off the board or the investors..." "You can't blow off any of them. Charities are networking and where you can show yourself in the public eye."

"I think the public eye has seen plenty of me."

"But not in this role. You aren't an executive, you aren't someone's wife, you are the face of this company you are taking over."

"I mean, I know I can do it, but... what if I screw it up? What if I freeze or

with no doubts. Supreme self-confidence. If they even get a whiff of hesitation, they'll

rubbing her temples. "I'm so over

can't do that. You have to

Can I really?" Winona blows

always chose right. You know

never wrong about who could

he knew you'd be perfect for this. You've been running businesses, since college, even if they weren't this big. You've got instincts most people only dream

that can't

touched by anyone."

her lips together, staring at the floor. "It's not just the

kids. You, us. Balancing it all.

en novelxo

BUMS

in the moment but it's overall that really matters. promise you I'll stand by you. But one thing we

won't

it used to be