Surviving Divorce Her Miraculous Second Chance - Season 2 Episode 40

On the way, I sifted through the few remaining employees of old Prosper Materials in my mind. I didn’t think I had misjudged anyone. Those who stayed were all people who had a special past with me, people with solid emotions.

Who exactly was related to Oswald?

Unexpectedly, Oswald really had the guts, he started playing Infernal Affairs with me.

When I arrived at the office, I first made a call to Raymon. I wanted to confirm the news about Orlando, but his phone was already turned off. It seemed that he was already on the plane.

Sure enough, just as Orlando had reminded me, those suppliers started making a fuss one after another.

I conspired with Marsh, with me holding the fort at Prosper Materials, and him going out to negotiate with those suppliers. After all, Oswald was watching me, and his guard against Marsh was not so strict.

Marsh left the company with the information I gave him, and only I knew where he was going, not even Christina knew.

When I took over Prosper Materials this time, in addition to the projects that Oswald had moved away, there were quite a few unfinished projects. Therefore, these suppliers were making a fuss about this part, pressing for payment and collecting debts, causing quite a stir for a while.

I simply let them make a fuss, not paying any attention at all. Behind the scenes, Christina and I were tirelessly collecting dirt on several major suppliers.

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Eleanor had done a great favor again. I was thinking about pulling her two capable assistants over to my side. They were too powerful. As soon as they took action, they found out the tricks during the cooperation with Óswald in recent years.

On the surface, Prosper Materials had become a mess, filled with all sorts of unsavory characters every day. With the new boss absent and me not showing up at the company, things were out of control.

According to rumors from the outside world, Prosper Materials was already beyond redemption, and its complete collapse was imminent.

However, even though I was not in the company, I had arranged for one of my old subordinates from that year, Derrick, to manage everything for me in the company.

His name was Derrick Sheppard. He was exceptionally honest and meticulous in his work. For those few years, I had him manage our warehouse, which is why our goods were always in order.

The loyalty of this man was beyond question. Back when I hadn’t left the company, his wife suddenly fell ill. He, a grown man, was so anxious that he cried bitterly. Times were tough for me then, but I still managed to scrape together 50,000 for him, alleviating his urgent need. I even had a dispute with this Oswald over it.

I had him keep track of everyone’s movements for me, I had to find out who the ‘mole‘ was amidst the chaos! I absolutely would not tolerate a traitor in our midst.

The reason I didn’t stay in Orlando was this factor.

The reason I’m using Marketing Department Ralph now is because he was an indispensable person competing with Orlando when he was under Oswald.

However, I didn’t have much confidence in him. I arranged for Ralph to liaise with those suppliers, letting him stay in the company to handle the

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chaotic situation. This was also a good opportunity to test him.

Although everything was arranged, seeing the messy company every day still made me suffer a lot.

These days, there was another thing that bothered me, which was that there was no news from Raymon at all, his phone was always turned off, which made me particularly anxious, always guessing, what exactly happened to Broadray Vision?

Strangely enough, even Sharon, who used to call me for no reason, stopped calling. These two people seemed to have vanished from the face of the earth. I wondered if Sharon had gone to Reptown with Raymon.

I thought of this and picked up the phone to call Sharon. The phone rang for a long time before it was answered, and the voice on the other end was not enthusiastic.

“Ms. Byrne, is there something?” Her tone was indifferent, as if she was somewhat distracted.

“No worries, I just happened to be free today, so I called you. Do you have time to hang out? I’ll treat you to some special dishes!” I said, deliberately trying to please.

She seemed to hesitate for a moment, “Some other day! I’m not in River City!”

My hand tightened around the phone, thinking to myself, sure enough, she wasn’t in River City.