My Flirtacious Husband

Cooper then asked his assistant Christopher to buy him lunch before telling the other colleagues with a smile, “Sorry, but I’d like to have a private conversation with Genev here.”

His handsome appearance and glasses made him look like a gentleman despite his evil deeds.

He looked so attractive that he even charmed one of her colleagues with his smile.

They nodded and quickly moved over to another table but kept their gaze fixated on the two as they gossiped among each other.

“I have a feeling that Cooper didn’t actually come here to discuss business. I think he’s here to see Genevieve!”

“The way he looked at her was so kind and gentle! Do you think they’re getting remarried soon?”

“Wait, who is Genevieve’s new husband? Could it be that she actually remarried Cooper and is simply keeping it a secret?”

“That does sound possible…”

to gossip about them, Cooper pulled

Faulkner. His men have caught Erica and found lots of classified documents belonging to Specter Corporation. He even has pictures of me and

documents? Would it cause

I had my men handle the situation as soon as possible. Fortunately, she didn’t cause too much damage. After that, Peter sent me

from the Faulkner family has bought shares in Specter Corporation,” Genevieve said as she recalled asking

that it wasn’t him who

shares. He now holds six percent of Specter Corporation’s shares, making him

came over with his lunch. He then placed the food down on the table and handed them two glasses of

as he continued, “I was wondering why Peter would take an interest in Specter Corporation when there were tons of other companies in Jadeborough. I later found out

a fairly smart woman, Genevieve easily figured out what he was implying. “So, he’s

Armand’s father married a third wife after becoming the head of the family. As you know, Cesar later died in a plane crash. Since the higher-ups in Faulkner Group were on Peter’s side, everyone assumed he should take over the company. However, Old Mrs. Faulkner said Peter’s old-fashioned management methods simply weren’t suitable for Faulkner Group. She believed that the company needed innovation, so she ignored their objections and put

some digging on the Faulkner family in order to better understand them, but the information she managed to find was

in shock

so the latter mercilessly