When Wayne heard Anna say it, he felt like he had been stabbed with a knife. His expression turned grim as he then asked unhappily, âWhat did you just say?â
Anna raised an eyebrow and then said boldly, âYou know, although our marriage is a deal, we are still husband and wife. So yes, I am his wife.â
Wayne asked through gritted teeth, âAnna, you said that on purpose, didnât you?â
Anna gave him a quick glance before purposely adopting a perplexed expression. She said, âWhat? I didnât mean to hurt you and I was telling the truth. Tell me, which part of what I just said was wrong?â
Wayne questioned with a frown, âSo, who am I to you?â
Anna folded her arms and then sized Wayne up from head to toe. She said, âOh? Apparently, we are exes after we broke up.â
Wayne treated Anna nicely since he returned from Seriel City, and had people bring flowers and treat to Annaâs office every day.
Anna wasnât impressed by these favors from him. She wouldnât forgive Wayne because he had done something wrong and hadnât apologized to her.
Anna wouldnât have necessarily gotten back together with Wayne even if he had apologized to her. So, she was right; they were just exes.
Wayne didnât seem to think that way at all. He looked more serious and said, âAnna, youâre mistaken. We are still together.â
Anna looked at him seriously and then said, âOh? Really?â
Therefore, she teased him by saying, âYou are aware that once you have said something, you cannot take it back. You did say that you wanted to break up with me, Wayne.â
âI didnât expect Gabe to betray me,â Wayne muttered after becoming silent and clenching his fists.
Anna looked at him and started to jeer, âPlease donât blame him, Wayne. He didnât do anything wrong. Do you really have no idea who told me this? Oh, I guess youâre not as smart as everyone thinks. So, it makes sense why your cousin got the job instead of you.â
Wayneâs face darkened with embarrassment right away, thinking, I shouldnât have told you such things, Anna! Did you intend to make fun of me in that way forever?
Anna decided to stop making fun of him after observing how speechless he appeared to be.
âWell, Iâm leaving now,â she said. âLet me give you a ride,â Wayne said right away. Anna shook her head and answered with a polite smile, âNo, thank you, I drove here.
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Besides, it doesnât seem to me that weâre going in the same direction.â
Anna believed that she and Wayne needed some space to collect their thoughts and determine whether they were right for each other. And she felt that she had much more to consider about than Wayne.
Their last few fights had been over the kids and the secrets she had kept from him back then. Anna thought she needed some time to process what had happened before deciding whether or not to keep dating Wayne.
Wayne stood by himself while Anna walked away confidently without turning around.
He instantly realized what Karl had said to him just before leaving. According to Karl, most women were, in fact, very vindictive and liked to talk about mistakes men had made in the past.
Women would keep those thoughts in mind if they didnât say them throughout their argument. And later, they would say all those things one day and then leave men speechless.
Wayne felt that now was that time. As much as he hated admitting it, he was wrong.
Andrew created a sample of the staff uniform after working with the design team for a week. Therefore, Lemon had a project meeting before the formal bidding process started.
During the meeting, Oscar, Lemonâs administrative manager, gave a brief analysis of the project and stated, âThe Joan Group voted with a top-level resolution of 30% and a staff meeting vote of 70%.
Anna asked, âThe groupâs employees mainly make the decisions, right?â âYes, if this tender is fair. âOscar made his point clear.
Although the employees accounted for 70% of the vote, no one knew if someone within the group would control the employee vote.
The employees wonât give a rip about what they wear to work, but the apparel businesses that participated in the bidding do.
Therefore, there was a chance that someone would buy everyone out.
âSo, in the meantime, we need to keep an eye on the internal movements of the Joan Group. We also need to see if anyone disrupts the vote and take action in time to deal with Everyone began talking as soon as Oscar finished speaking. âWhat? Do we still need to do that? Weâre not spies!â âWe donât know how to do that.â âCan you hire a professional one to do that?â
Annaâs phone rang at that very moment. When Anna saw who was calling her, she stood up and said, âSorry, I have to answer a call. Please go on with the discussion.â
Ryanâs pleasant voice came over the phone as she was just picking it up. âAnna, Iâve got everything figured out! Iâll return to Birmingham this afternoon.â
Anna was surprised and asked, âOh? Really?â
Ryan traveled across the whole UK and found almost every nanny who had worked in the Wright household then. Finally, he found out the truth about Matthewâs accident. It hadnât been a very easy task, so Anna had assumed he wouldnât be back until after Christmas.
She hadnât anticipated that he would complete all the work in just two months.
âYeah, right. Iâll tell you exactly what I found out when I see you. I believe what occurred to Matthew back then wasnât a coincidence, and Iâm afraid Wayne knew about it too.â
Hearing this, Anna felt her heart skipped a beat. Then, she asked in a low voice, âWhat time will you be at the airport? Iâll be there to pick you up.â
âOh, you donât have to do that. Iâll go straight to your house after I arrive.â After hanging up the phone, Anna had mixed feelings inside.
If Matthewâs accident had something to do with Wayne, she would never let him stay in the Wright house.
In the evening, one of the servants reminded Wayne that he had to pick up Matthew from school.
Wayne set the newspaper down, gave his watch a quick peek, and got ready to enter the garage.
The cook called out to him before he left and said, âSir, Matthew wonât eat anything lately. Is it because he doesnât like the food I cook?â
Wayne frowned and replied, âOh, you canât cook what he likes to eat.â
A little dejected, the cook frowned as well. Before working at Wrightâs, she was a well-paid nutritionist. However, the fact that neither Matthew nor Wayne seemed to enjoy her food once she had worked here really annoyed her.
Wayne was driving a dark blue car when he came out of the garage. The beautiful car gleamed magnificently in the bright sunlight.
He then drove the car out of his house.
Matthewâs picky eating had bothered him. Because Anna doted on Matthew so much and often cooked for him in the past, he would only eat what she cooked.
At lunchtime, Tammy would bring him some of Annaâs cooking, which was all he ate every day. He wouldnât eat anything else, no matter how delicious the food their cook had prepared for him.