Remington's face turned icy in an instant. With a furrowed brow and sharp eyes, he commanded sternly.

"Get out!"

Stella's face drained of color, her eyes reddening with the sting of humiliation.

"I-I'm sorry, I'll leave now, oh!"

As she turned, her movements were frantic and clumsy, causing her to bump her head against the doorframe.

The documents she was carrying scattered across the floor. She immediately knelt down to pick them up, tears streaming down her face.

Lizetta, of course, could hear Stella's distinctive voice over the phone.

At that moment, she recalled their encounter at the airport, where Stella mentioned she had been working closely with Remington at the Starlight Group for the past two months.

It dawned on Lizetta that Stella had been positioned by Remington's side in the company.

separate. In the past, to foster a closer relationship between them, Fiona had arranged for Lizetta to work as a junior clerk at

company, his displeasure was evident. Later, he summoned her to his office and gave her

not been for the insistence of the family matriarch, Lizetta would have been promptly expelled

education over the years, was now working in the president's office at the Starlight Group. It was clear who had arranged this opportunity for

felt a wave of relief that she hadn't fallen for Remington's smooth talk and ended up hopelessly

seems Mr. Dashiell is too busy to discuss matters

vein throbbed on Remington's forehead, but before he could explain, Lizetta had already hung up. Stella, crying while gathering her documents, sported a noticeable bump on her forehead from the collision, looking pitiful. She hoped Remington would

desk, showing no intention of helping, his gaze cold and oppressive, making Stella's heart race. Ultimately, Stella dared not

at the

their marriage was doomed, wanted to storm the Starlight

her, saying, "Ma'am, Mr. Dashiell just called. He said you can refuse everything else, but the child support of $20,000 a month is mandatory. Additionally,

Dashiell insists he cannot let his child live in poverty without a proper home. If you agree,

"I agree."

tired of dealing with Remington's

Mr. Barlow breathed a sigh of relief and hurriedly said, "Just a moment, ma'am,

years as a lawyer, he had never seen a divorce

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