Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 45

Leanne dnever set foot in Curs company

When EitePinnacle was just a fledgling firm their relationship had hit an alitime low

But as ElitePinnacle rose to prominence on Bullion Boulevard growing at an unrivaled pace to join the ranks of the world’s top investment banks Leanne remained a stranger to the land of Emberland throughout more than two years Curtis spent here

She didn’t know where he lived there, nor had she ever been invited

She wasn’t about to be brave enough to barge in where she wasn’t welcome

Just like when Curtis had decided to move to Emberland his recent decision to return stateside to further his career hadrit included a conversation with Leanne

Whether it was business or personal affairs, he never felt the need to include her

Towering skyscrapers pierced the clouds. As Leanne stepped out of her car, she shrugged off her white lab coat.”

She had rushed out in such a hurry that she had forgotten to change out of her coat Walking into a corporate office looking like she was about to perform a medical examination would raise a few eyebrows.

She might as well be chasing down a runaway patient from a psychiatric ward.

Upon entering the building, the receptionist held her up.

here to see

name. After confirming she didn’t know Leanine, the receptionist

spur of the moment thought had led Leanne here, without any prior plan

appointment.

this process. The notion of needing an appointment to see her husband hadn’t even crossed

Just

receptionist nodded to someone, “Mr.

back and was about to walk right past when he caught sight of on at the

from calling her Mrs. Richardson in public, a consideration Leanne

“Is Curtis in?”

flew out to Emberland the day before yesterday. He still has

Leanne nodded.

and she

urgent, you could try giving him a call. It’s ten at night over in Emberland. Mr. Richardson probably hasn’t retired for the evening

You go on with your

receptionist, noticing Caleb’s respectful demeanor towards Leanne and considering his position as Curtis’ right-hand man, deduced that

panic in her gaze, fearful she had inadvertently offended someone important

seeing the girl’s near-tearful remorse, she offered a comforting

gentle as her expression.

in confusion, but Leanne had already turned and