The Spare Wife by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 355 For the Sake of a Person

At noon, Abigail instructed the finance department to transfer a significant sum of money to Sean. This amount far exceeded the expenses he had incurred while purchasing gifts. Moreover, the transaction was processed through the accounts of both companies.

The man couldn’t help but chuckle at the way she had handled things. What was initially meant. to be a thoughtful gift had somehow transformed into a business transaction. He couldn’t help but wonder if she was trying to distance herself from him. He contemplated calling her to inquire. about her intentions but quickly realized that making that call would be inviting trouble. He anticipated a lack of a satisfactory explanation and a barrage of hurtful words that would only add to his distress.

Sean put his phone down with a melancholy sigh. At that moment, Xavien entered the room and discreetly mentioned, “Damon is here.”

“Let him in,” Sean said calmly.

After Xavien left, Damon entered the room while holding a gift box. Sean stood up and gestured for him to sit down. “Is there something you need, Mr. Copper?”

Damon placed the gift box on the table and appeared somewhat embarrassed. “I came to express my gratitude.”

“I’ve heard about your recent financial difficulties, Sean said, sitting on the couch. “You don’t need to bring a gift to express your gratitude.”

the future, I will do my best to help,” Damon said as he lowered his gaze. Before he had announced his engagement with his

uneasy expression, Sean asked,

looked at him with determination.

“If

regret it, then hold your head up high. It’s not shameful for a man to take such a step for

by a stranger. “Thank you, Mr. Graham.” He could only manage to say this. His family had disappointed him, but strangers had offered him warmth and encouragement. Alana’s dress was worth millions, yet she allowed him to

was never the outside world but yourself.

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bravest ones you’ve taken in the twenty years you have lived.” Sean poured a

Graham.” Damon didn’t deny his own weakness. After all,

your personality,” Sean remarked, his gaze fixed on Damon, devoid of much emotion. “Mr. Copper, if you’re willing, I can offer assistance, but I do

cup of tea and gazed at Sean. He knew Sean was a powerful and

opinion of him, and even Damon’s family scolded him when they received a call from one of Sean’s subordinates, chastising him for associating with such a ruthless person. However, none of this mattered to Damon. He had been confined for far too long, weighed down by worries about the money he owed for the dress and fearing that his financial situation might drive his fiancée to leave

for a 20% share in your family’s primary business. This way, I’ll have a say in your entire

Sean was putting

in no hurry. If it weren’t for his plan, he wouldn’t intervene in their