Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 6

accepted it without question. But it went to Margaret, and shouldn’t I at least be allowed to ask why?

It

the first time Bryant saw the sharp side of me, his lips pressed in a thin line. “Jane, are you angry about this?”

“Shouldn’t I be?” I asked him back.

In front of others, I could pretend everything was fine, putting on a generous façade. But in front of my husband, wasn’t our marriage a failure if I still needed to hide my feelings?

“Silly, aren’t you?” He grabbed the remote, turned the glass from clear to frosted, and pulled me into his arms. “The Ferguson Group is all yours. Why care about one position?” “The Ferguson Group is yours, not mine.” I retorted.

I could only cling to this little piece of land before me.

He lifted my chin, looking stern. “We’re husband and wife. Whatever is mine is yours.”

“Then how about transferring some shares to me?” I joked. I watched him closely, not wanting to miss any hint of his reaction. Surprisingly, there was none.

He raised an eyebrow, asking, “How much?”

“Ten

were serious, that would be asking

business empire several times under

expected him to agree. It was just a random figure I

“Okay,” he said.

Chapter 7

Chapter 7

hesitation. No dithering, no second-guessing.

neck and a playful smile on my lips, I looked into his eyes, shimmering with amusement.

serene eyes met mine. “It’s for you, my

I had to admit that money was a powerful way to show loyalty. The tension I had been holding in

prove a poin

teased, “What about Margaret, though? Would

before giving a

I doubted

Bryant pulled me into his embrace, his voice cold and steady, “The share transfer agreement, I’ll have Kevin

lifted,

an eyebrow. “What

you working for me, too?” I joked.