There He Is Again My Ex Husband by Emily Jenkins

"Right. We want to invest in it," Viggo explained, "Tymers is developing steadily all through the years. Now, we have set up a firm foundation, so I've decided to progress a step."

Emelia could understand him. However, she asked uneasily, "But I haven't started my novel yet. Isn't it too early for us to talk about our cooperation?"

Emelia was worried that Tymers Entertainment would suffer a loss if her novel wasn't successful.

"How many years have we cooperated together, Emelia? Don't you think I know your competence?" Viggo fully trusted her. "If possible, I would like to invest in all your scripts in the future."

Before Emelia answered, Julian chimed in unhappily, "Mr. Johansen, I can let you invest in her campus love novel, but Tymers might have no chance to invest in her other scripts in the future."

Julian was willing to let Tymers invest in the new novel for Cameron's sake. Tymers wanted to invest as soon as Emelia intended to write this novel, so Julian believed it was Cameron's decision.

After all, it was based on his own love story, so it was expected that he would invest.

Emelia glared at Julian in anger. She wondered if he meant he would stop Tymers from investing in her plays in the future.

Under her annoyed gaze, Julian changed his words. "Well, I meant, in the future, Tymers and the Hughes Group, or even other investors should have a fair competition in Emelia's scripts."

He wondered if Emelia would be happier as he said so.

Viggo said in a hidden complaint, "I see, Mr. Hughes. I hope you are a man of your word. You can't give us no chance because of your relationship with Emelia."

Julian was almost pissed off by Viggo's words. He wondered what Viggo meant. Julian didn't think he was that kind of man.

Emelia immediately chimed in, "Mr. Johansen, I understand. Here is the thing. I want to write a few chapters first. Then I'll finish the outlines. In that case, we can talk about the script writing."

"That works," Viggo agreed without hesitation.

After hanging up the call, Emelia asked Julian, "Why did you let Tymers invest this script? Since when have you become so kind-hearted?"

Julian said casually, "I just want to bring the romance to a happy ending."

Emelia was confused. "What do you mean?"

"Nothing." Julian refused to explain. He said solemnly, "I wasn't kidding when talking to Viggo Johansen earlier.

script, including the family controversy script, you must let me and

Emelia couldn't refuse.

said, "If you insist, it's up to

she would fairly choose one among those candidate companies if other investors wanted to

got in the car. She said,

wife, Emelia could fully understand why Mrs.

Mrs. Spence didn't want to divorce Trevor for many years. Emelia had thought that she must love Trevor deeply, or she was afraid that she couldn't make a

done it to torture Tara. She instantly liked Mrs.

guts to bully Trevor's wife. She indeed deserved to be avenged in

about Trevor's wife, he had

men cannot afford to offend women. They are

City for a long time. She flew to the

go with her because of his work. Hence, he had to drive her to the

Finally, they had a few days to be with each other, but she was on her period. He couldn't do

in love right now, so making love was the best way for them to

was, the more passionately

lips were reddening and swelling. She pushed him, raised

his head between her neck and shoulder, heavily panting. "I also want to retrain myself, but I can't

now. Or I'll be late for the

"You can enter the hall yourself. I'll

cast down at his lower abdomen. "I can't stand

followed his gaze. Instantly, she

go into the hall myself." She quickly opened the door and got

aroused by kissing her, so he couldn't get down and see her off in her current

called Trevor. He didn't want to ask Trevor about his divorce. Instead, he wanted to

in it to approach Emelia. However, much to his surprise,

Emelia know it now. After all, Emelia disliked him for investing in the movie or drama based on her script. He was worried Emelia

to hide it from

tone. Julian could tell that he had been

arrived in the Capital without a hitch.