Goodbye, My Love

“Don’t worry, Barr. Loraine is just a poor country girl. What possible background could she have? At most, she’s aligned herself with Cayson, the CEO of Universe Group. But she’s just a director of the architectural design department; she hasn’t given Cayson any reason to take her seriously.” Keely’s words were reassuring.

“But she’s still Marco’s ex-wife,” Barr pointed out, his heart still troubled by doubt.

“Do you think he would help her?”

“How is that possible?” Keely denied.

“Marco divorced her, and now I’m the only one he loves. What’s more, Loraine sued Marco’s mother! He would never protect her.”

Keely successfully assuaged Barr’s fears.

“Okay. You just need to wait and see. She’ll be suffering a lot over the coming days.”

On one hand, this pleased Keely. She looked forward to seeing Loraine suffer. On the other hand, it made her a little uneasy.

“Barr, Loraine is working with the government on this project, and now

Marco is, too. You have to keep an eye on her at all times. Do not let her get close to Marco! Do you understand?”

For the next few days, Loraine remained quiet and didn’t make a move.

Seeing that, Barr assumed Loraine was a pushover and went a step further.

He became more arrogant during the meetings.

Barr said Loraine’s plan was difficult to implement and kept asking her to revise the plan and began bossing her around.

“You have removed all these trees. Don’t you think we’d need more trees and greenery to make it environment-friendly? Revise it!”

“This building design is a bit repetitive. Add more entertainment places like bars and ballrooms here!”

“What’s with roads? Why do they Look zig-zag? It’s a waste of manpower and resources. Change them to straight roads!”

The workers of the architectural design department were all annoyed.

However, Loraine bit her lip, trying not to lose her temper.

She made a note of all the suggestions and handed the revised plan to

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“I’ve revised the plan according to your requirements. Could you please sign here?”

“If you had been like this earlier, it would have saved us a lot of trouble.”