I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 157 Marital Strife

"Ms. Davis threw some nasty words around, and Mrs. Martin got ticked off, so she slammed Ms. Davis against the wall."

Even though Curtis hadn't seen it himself, he could piece together what happened. After all, after a year of knowing Harper, he knew she wasn't the type to stir up trouble without reason.

"Is she hurt?"

Benjamin's voice was low, with a hint of detachment.

Curtis hesitated, then replied softly, "No, Mrs. Martin just gave Ms. Davis a warning..."

Benjamin's face darkened, his tone turning cool. "Starting today, I don't need to hear about anything involving Harper anymore."

Curtis was taken aback by the decision.

But he nodded. "Okay, Mr. Martin."

have to report anything about Mrs. Martin?" Curtis pondered, deciding not to press further, and quickly left the

the project, and Summit Realty learned that it was because of Harper that Benjamin decided

settle your personal issues privately? His decision has put our company in a tight spot. Several new contracts we were about to sign got scrapped. If this goes on, we

remained silent, her expression serious. Edward's words hit home. In the cutthroat world of business, the Martin Group's stature and the tendency for people to go with the flow made it difficult to course-correct once things went

furrowed his brow, casting a sympathetic glance at Harper before turning to Edward. "Mr. Wilson, we get it. Harper just came back from the Martin Group. Benjamin's being stubborn as hell. Mixing

the time, right? If Mrs. Martin just smooths things over

to talk about. We have a contract. If you're

and losses my actions caused your company. I'll do what I can to fix things," Harper said firmly, meeting Edward's gaze. With that, the argument came to an

grew solemn as he asked, "Harper, what's

about it. I'll

"Harper."

Frank. Let's drop it,

sullen face, and Harper returned to her

the incident had already spread within their social circle,

Some suggested it was a strategic move by the couple to push Summit