Never See You Again

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Chapter 174

Maeve handed the ring box back to Sergio. “Give this to the girl you truly like. I’m tired of being Mrs. Brooks.” With that, Maeve turned and walked away, leaving Sergio standing alone.

That night, Maeve returned to her apartment. The Internet was flooded with news about Mirage Group and Brooks Group, with rumors spreading about the two companies being at odds.

Some said Brooks Group was about to fall, jeopardizing its position as the top dog In Seathburn City. Others speculated that the boss behind Mirage Group had significant backing and that Sergio was powerless against them.

There were even rumors that Sergio was just a lackey for the boss of Mirage Group, and now that Mirage. Group had returned, they were out to eliminate this self–proclaimed king.

Lyra couldn’t stop laughing as she looked at the news online.

Maeve leaned back on the sofa, feeling helpless. “Your laughter is shaking the bed. Don’t disturb the

neighbors downstairs.”

“But don’t you find it funny? I really want to see Sergio’s expression when he sees this,” Lyra said, almost

in tears from laughing.

highly of himself, was being rumored to be someone else’s lackey! If it were her, she would probably be bedridden with anger for a

Lyra asked, “When you went back to the

suspect you?”

but it wasn’t quite what

quite what you expected“? How can suspicion

a cushion, ready

a ring today and said… he

and to the point, leaving Lyra stunned. “Are you

“Yes,”

I feel like this is something my foolish little brother would do?” Lyra rolled

Clara.

keep me in check. As long as we don’t get divorced or cause trouble at this

must be

could Sergio possibly like her? Whether in the past or this reincarnation,

rumors that he doted on Clara to

Sergio must want to keep you in check, especially since you have

the emergence of Mirage Group, Brooks Group’s people are even

found Lyra’s reasoning

to deal with Brooks Group. She didn’t directly target the major projects of Brooks Group but instead started with some insignificant

were often corrupt Large enterprises like the Brooks Group might seem glorious on the surface, inside. As