Fall for You After Divorce by Callie

Chapter 525

“Briana, Maxim just got back from a business trip, shouldn’t you two be all over each other right now? Why are you staying at the company, did you have a fight?”

Briana’s signing motion paused as she looked up at her and said, “If you’re not busy, negotiate a few more collaborations. After MY Corporation goes public successfully, I’ll have plenty of time to chat with you about gossip.”

Upon hearing this, Melody quickly shook her head, “No, no, no, I’m very busy. After you sign this contract, I have to go to work immediately. I’m really busy!”

Seeing her pretending to be busy with her head down, Briana couldn’t help but chuckle, without exposing her.

Melody grabbed the documents and left in a hurry, as if something was chasing her from behind.

After the office door was closed, Briana put down the pen in her hand and stared blankly at the documents in front of her.

Since the day they parted on bad terms at the villa, neither of them had sent messages to each other for the past few days.

Briana still felt a bit upset inside. If Maxim had come to comfort her, she might have already made up with him.

Thinking of this, a wave of irritation suddenly surged in my heart again.

“Buzz, buzz, buzz!”

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phone on the table suddenly rang.

crossing her eyes when she saw

it connected, Wyatt’s

sister, Hector had been taking traditional medicine for a week, but it didn’t seem to work well. He still needed surgery to remove the blood

she quickly said,

“Good.”

extra email in the

of his head had grown larger, her face instantly turned

percent

from both domestic and abroad have come recently, but none of them dared to perform the surgery. If the surgery is

brother, I previously had a fifty percent

there was only a ten percent chance, so they didn’t dare to perform

being completely certain was no different from declaring that the surgery could not

if the surgery was not successful, the Baldwin family would not let them off the hook.

was silent for a moment, then slowly

ordinary patient, she wouldn’t have felt any psychological burden if her best efforts to save them had failed. But if Hector had died on her operating table,

to move on.