Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 80

Chapter 80

Lily was determined to see Xavier that day. Timothy didn't dare to make the decision, so after he hung up, he asked Xavier for guidance.

Xavier was in a meeting, and he was at the head of the table in the large conference room. He was dressed in a dapper suit, and there was a serious look on his handsome features.

His brow furrowed deeply when he heard what Timothy had to say. "Let her come up and wait here. It just so happens that I have a bone to pick with her!"

Ten minutes after that, Lily appeared in Xavier's office. She didn't know if Xavier was dragging the time out on purpose or if he really was busy. She stood ramrod straight in front of the desk, holding the divorce agreement tightly. When Xavier got back from his meeting, he saw her standing there. She was standing very straight, and her black hair cascaded down to her waist.

When she heard the door opening, she turned back. When their eyes met, she pressed her lips together.

She'd been the one who'd bought the black suit that Xavier was wearing that day. She'd bought it on their first wedding anniversary.

However, he wasn't wearing the tie that she'd chosen. It was the tie that Sarah had given him as a birthday present.

a look at it, and sign it if

down and loosened his tie. He was

piece of paper from the drawer on his right and gave it to

a resignation letter from

skipped a beat. Sarah

in confusion. "What does this

her so angry that she decided to leave.

her so angry that she left?" Lily laughed out of sheer anger. "Your wife-that's me-also left because she made me so angry. Why didn't you make her take responsibility for that?" How could a homewrecker

the paper and said, "Ms. Lynde says here that she decided to

raised an eyebrow and ignored

vice president of this company. If she wants to resign, she needs to get the approval of

a personal reason, the directors would be sure to keep asking to get to the bottom of it. Are you planning to let her tell everyone that you can't stand it when there are women

so many female secretaries in the secretariat department and countless female staff members in

have to describe the situation that

the home that belonged to her. Was she wrong for feeling that way? "How do you want me to take responsibility?" She didn't understand. Did he