To Win His Ex-Wife’s Heart Again by Rose Winifred

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Chapter 209

“I’m sorry, Ms. Yundt, I’m swamped right now. I don’t need you to worry about domestic affairs. The company has a mountain of urgent issues to address, and I don’t have the time to entertain your impolite requests.”

“If you want to get in touch with Mr. Leigh, you might as well call him directly.”

“Can you please stop bothering me? Do you have any idea how much of my work. you’ve delayed, Ms. Yundt?”

“No matter how hard you try, Mr. Leigh won’t give you a second glance. You’d be better off spending your time improving yourself; maybe then Mr. Leigh might actually take notice of you.”

All those words still echoed in his cars.

Henry’s face felt as if it had been slapped several times, the sting burning hot.

Perhaps too much time had passed, and he had forgotten just how terrible his initial attitude towards Sasha had been.

So, what right did he have to ask Sasha to meet with him now and discuss a potential collaboration in detail?

He had overestimated his importance.

Shame and regret crowded his thoughts, leaving him speechless for a long time.

Sasha’s gentle voice came through from the other end. “Mr. Clark, is there anything else?”

With a lump in his throat, Henry was almost beside himself with embarrassment.

a spur–of–the–moment decision. that outran

for a moment

in her heart, she thought. ‘So he

he still went to the mall to make a scene, trying to

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with the reputation of the company on the line,

Leigh’s treatment was delayed because of Ms. Yundt, and now his condition is quite serious. The doctors say… if

doesn’t take his own health seriously, and now you want to blame me? That’s not how the

Yundt, think of it as doing a good

tone was pitifully

a long while before she disdainfully said, “Fine, give me the hospital address.

to take one last look at Jameson, to pay her respects,

shelved his wild thoughts, thinking it might be good for her to

when Ms. Yundt saw how pitiful Mr. Leigh

women supposed to be

the address and room number, asking

you want to know my schedule so you can set up? Are you planning to have reporters there and announce to the world that I’m the