Love's Bitter Edge (Eva and Leonard)

Chapter 25

Chapter 25 Prophecy

Upon hearing my words, Leonard said, "Eva, since when were you so unreasonable? Do you think threatening me with a divorce can offset the damage caused by your absence from work? If you want money, work hard. Don Lassume that you own the company" Then, Leonard let me go. He frowned at me as if I was being unreasonable, but I couldn't understand his statement

It seemed like Leonard had forgotten that I was his wife. Of course, Thad a share in the company. But I didn't want to argue with Leonard.

Ishrugged and said, "I never knew I was so important. How did Harmon Group survive without me in the past? If I'm that important, I'm ser

I pushed Leonard aside and tossed my bag onto the couch. Displeased with my attitude, Leonard grabbed my wrist again. He paused

"Why did you lose weight? Haven't you been eating

Thadn't expected him to notice my weight loss. I scoffed, refusing to answer him.

I'm severely underpaid."

The truth was I didn't have much of an appetite. Patrick told me that I might lose my appetite even more after chemotherapy, but I had to eat nonetheless. Otherwise, my body would collapse.

grip, I sighed 1

you not be like this? You're the design director, and many things

"So? Why didn't you answer Zachary's call

seemed to be surprised and panicked for a moment, but

be so unreasonable. Why is the fault always on someone else? Can't

this when we were in university. Why do you blame

I realized I couldn't remember how I used to be in university.

was innocent. But what about me? Did I deserve

was right. I was different from my university days because Leonard would trust me

graduation thesis. Although it could've won the best graduation thesis award, I had to undergo an investigation. Everyone thought that since I was rich, thad the money to

a student in poverty, and she studied hard. That made her seem more convincing. She claimed that my thesis was a revision of her thesis.

it felt like my world had collapsed. I was concerned about graduation, but being wrongly accused was something else. No one believed in me, and only a handful of friends

Aside from the occasional calls and texts, Leonard never showed up. But a week later, he presented my supervisor with security footage and my handwritten thesis drafts. It was only then I found out what he had been doing. Leonard worked with a few other students and hacked into the university's security system. He found evidence of

one whole week, Leonard barely slept. When he showed up before me,

person that I was set on

People change-it was a fact that I've known since I was a