Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 916

Selena's hand clamped down on the doorknob, suddenly tense. She hadn't caught the whole conversation, but that one sentence told her everything she needed to know. Since Everett and Joy's engagement fell apart, Carolina had shifted her focus, relentlessly trying to find another match for Everett. Carolina never really approved of her, anyway.

Everett always brushed off those matchmaking attempts, but now that he'd severed ties with her, there was no reason he'd turn them down anymore. It was just like him...

She'd always known Everett to be cold and decisive. Doing something like this was right in line with his character. The warmth in her heart quickly fizzled out.

She wasn't the same Selena who would stubbornly run headfirst into a brick wall for love. Now, she refused to chase after a relationship that wasn't meant to be. Selena let go of the doorknob and walked away.

Just as Alex returned from the break room with a fresh coffee in hand, she spotted Selena heading out, looking lost and upset. Alex called out a few times, but Selena didn't seem to hear and vanished from view. Alex furrowed her brow, wondering if the talks had fallen apart or if they hadn't even started.

The boss's rocky relationship with his wife was a real headache.

wrapped up a call and tossed his phone onto the desk, giving his instructions. "I've got a private dinner tonight. No need to

yet another date set up by Carolina? She had overheard a couple of those calls back when

the desk, she hesitated but finally spoke up, "Mr. Everett, Mrs. Thorne stopped by earlier. She waited at the door for a bit before leaving. She looked pretty upset... Maybe you should give

eyes to glance at Alex. Despite his seemingly calm demeanor, Alex felt a chill run down her spine, breaking out in a cold sweat. She quickly lowered her gaze, avoiding

ever, "Alex, if

to work right

dashed out, not wanting to end up reassigned to some far-flung place like

door shut, Everett's long fingers drummed on the

in sorrow. Once back at the office, she spent the entire afternoon in meetings. She