Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 27

We were still technically married, yet she was eager to move on.

The shares were just too hot to handle, their value skyrocketing. And I never wanted to keep them.

But the thought of making Margaret happy too soon was something I couldn’t stomach.

I frowned slightly. “And who are you to ask?”

Margaret laughed lightly, her posture oozing superiority. “You’re not planning on hoarding the shares, are you? Those were a gift from Bryant to his wife. Once you two are divorced, they’re no longer yours!”

“Have you not seen a doctor yet?” I asked, feigning confusion, then added, “It’s best to treat illnesses early. Otherwise, when it gets to the point where drugs aren’t working, the only choice left might end up being a loony bin!”

She narrowed her eyes. “Jane, are you calling me a psycho?”

I couldn’t be bothered to argue further and asked, “You got my resignation letter, right? Please expedite its approval.”

to HR last night,” she was itching for me to be out of the

and sat at my desk, sorting through things that needed

over.

soon as possible, too. Resigning seemed to be just a matter

agitated. “Even if it means breaking the sky, you must return

for me. Without looking up, I instructed, “Please take this to Mr. Ferguson’s

presence of others, Margaret couldn’t lash out, even though she was fuming.

still didn’t get my resignation approved after the lawyer drafted the

agreement

preparing to have Bryant sign it when Linda burst in “Jane, this is juicy gossip!” She closed the door mystically 1 heard Mr. Timothy is here! He gave Mr. Bryant a real talking to in the CEO’s office. To think that even someone like Mr. Bryant could get a scolding! But if

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is rolling along, why would he…”

felt a heavy weight on my chest, thinking Timothy most likely knew about our impending divorce. I had planned to finalize the divorce and find the right moment to have a heart-to-heart with him. But it seems I couldn’t keep

But, considering Timothy’s health, I took the elevator

I could faintly hear shouts from