Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

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Chapter 126 Once and For All

Matthew froze when he heard my words. His eyes showed unwillingness that only I

understood.

Melanie grabbed his arm and yelled, “Chloe, you’re seducing him in public now! You’re

shameless!”

I glared at her, then turned to Matthew, saying, “I have some departing words for you.

One day, you’ll realize how horrible, disloyal, and unrighteous you are for abandoning your

wife and daughter.

“We’re divorced now, so stop being deluded. We’ll go our separate ways, and I hope we

never cross paths again.” I turned away but noticed Matthew’s eyes reddening.

I thanked Adrian and then got into the car I had bought with my mom, Ivanna, and Ava. I

saw Matthew

through the rearview mirror, watching me leave.

I went to the hospital to fetch my dad. That evening, we celebrated my divorce with

Ivanna, and she. asked me if I wanted to invite Atlas. Although I rejected her request, she

teased me, “I can tell he’s

interested in you.”

“You’re being ridiculous. I just got divorced.” I rolled my eyes, and she chuckled.

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Still, I called Atlas soon after, and he congratulated me. I chuckled because it was rare for

one to

celebrate a divorce. I didn’t know if I should believe in love anymore.

Atlas asked, “Do you want to meet for a drink?”

“That’s okay, I had one at home. Besides, my parents are here, and it’s too late to go out,”

I gave him a

valid reason, and he didn’t insist.”

I I took over Tanum Corporation in the following days and was swamped. After all, the

company was a

mess when I took over. I knew Matthew wouldn’t make it easy for me. Besides taking away

his trusted

subordinates, he took all the resources, including ongoing projects.

When I worked at the company before our divorce, I was laid–back and not focused at

work. Therefore,

most management thought I was useless and left with Matthew.

Before leaving, Matthew smirked and said, “Tell me if you find it challenging to handle the

company.

Since we were once married, I won’t be so heartless to you.”

found it Ironic how that came from someone so heartless. I smiled at Matthew, “I told you

before, didn’t

171 built Tanum Corporation from nothing and can do it again. You know you’re the

heartless one between

us, so save your worries for yourself.”

I felt relaxed watching him lead his group away. It saved me some trouble because I didn’t

intend to keep

As for his so–called resources, I had acquired them during my past efforts. I knew I could

win them back with my principles and hard work.

Even in a worst–case scenario, I had my contract with ATL Empire as a safety net. It

wouldn’t hurt me if Tanum Corporation closed down, but I wouldn’t let it fail under my

leadership. I knew I couldn’t bear the

humiliation that came with that.

Meanwhile, Johnson was in a dilemma. I saw guilt in his eyes as he left, but I ignored it. He

secretly met me again, and I comforted him, “Leaving Tanum Corporation is the right

choice. You might be helpful to me again someday, so don’t feel conflicted.”

He reassured me he would support me if I ever needed him. His reassurance was enough.

However, I didn’t think I’d need Johnson so soon, and I couldn’t afford to harm him,

especially considering he had a

family.

When Myra gave birth, I provided substantial help. She was grateful and often told me

Johnson chose the

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wrong side.

I understood the complications of choosing sides, especially since Matthew took so many

people and continued his business as usual. He drained Tanum Corporation and

transferred all its profitable projects

to his new company, Ardora Construction.

In contrast, the Tanum Corporation appeared dire. It had high operating costs and had a

recent divorceel leading the team. Although most knew I had founded the company, I had

been away for many years.

It was apparent which side Johnson should choose to ensure his job security. Therefore, I

allowed the remaining employees to choose whether to stay or leave. I didn’t want to

force them to stay.

Finally, I released those with questionable intentions. Some initially resisted, but I

presented evidence of their misdeeds. They never expected my recent “idleness” to

involve watching them closely.

After clearing the bad apples, I had very few staff. I heard Matthew celebrated opening his

new company.

I knew it was his way of taunting me while awaiting my downfall.

Soon after, I began recruiting new talents. Surprisingly, I saw his resume among the stack

of job

applications.

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