His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 382

After being discharged from the hospital, Tessa spent the next few days sorting through several cases from Jacobson Corporation.

All of the Jacobson Corporation cases were major cases with lots of money and evidence involved. Although all the evidence had been sorted through, Tessa still went through everything again.

Tessa was a career-oriented woman. She had been extremely busy after being discharged from the hospital and had spent almost every day working overtime.

That night, Tessa received a call.

"Ms. Yates, Matthew is refusing to sign the divorce papers, and he's even torn the agreement up. This afternoon, he had another big fight with Yanis. So, Yanis has officially hired Felicia to represent her in the lawsuit."

Tessa's office was located on the 22nd floor, and as she stood by the window, she could overlook the bustling city. The night lights flickered, and her reflection could be seen on the window.

"Alright, I got it." Tessa ended the call and printed a copy of the company's letter of engagement and power of attorney. She then took her car keys and locked the

office up.

As she entered the elevator, Wynn followed behind her.

Then, Tessa took out her phone and made a call.

Soon, Matthew's voice rang out. "Hello?"

"Hello, Mr. Gomez. This is Tessa Yates speaking."

"Why are you calling me? Haven't you done enough damage to Zachary?" Matthew's tone was filled with vexation.

worse when Zachary had

had kept going on about how Tessa was behind Gomez Corporation's bankruptcy recently. Hence, Matthew's dislike toward

the one who's behind Gomez Corporation's downfall? What? Are you calling to rub salt

to help you. I heard that Mrs. Gomez has been badgering you for a divorce. I

you possibly be so kind? You've already caused

think there's something I need to clarify with

steady as she continued, "Gomez Corporation did not collapse because of me. It's because of Zachary's poor decision-making on

losses. Not only did it break the company's cash flow, but the project

resulted in the company having to pay an absurd amount

company filed for bankruptcy, Zachary would

"However, the biggest mistake

made was

status as the company's

harm the

did not keep

personal

entities and mixed

together.

applying the principle of piercing the corporate veil to Zachary. That's why he's also

run a company before. I'm sure you're not that ignorant of corporate law, so you understand exactly

fell silent after hearing

arrived at

got out and made her way to her car. Once she reached