My Business Partner Is My Ex

d up, he saw Katrina stepping out of her car, her expression unreadable. Don'

city before a storm. Every step brought them closer, but the g

I thought you only dressed to impress for business meetings. But I suppose you never miss an

h the surface. "So, are you going to tell me what this little fashion show

this doesn't seduce you," He spoke trying to listen to her response.

of whether or not you succeed." Her tone was light, but her words carried a challenge. Don shifted o

h the window cast a warm glow over the room, highlighting the stacks of files and books that cluttered her desk. She took

she exclaimed. "I've missed you! It's so good to have you back!" She plopped down in the chair across from K

ned ignorance, though she knew e

tion. "Didn't you called me about how your mum asked you to choose one

ignation. She looked down, unable to meet Emily's gaze. The weight of

ing with curiosity. She leaned forward, eager for an

a hint of indignation in her voice. "I'd rather meet someone new entirel

ter all, it wasn't so easy to just forget about someone you once cared for. She once did, Don left a wide sca

women freeze. "Who's there?" Emily cal

spy must have fled the scene. The question now was, who w

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wide, and his face is pale. Don raises an eyebrow, a look of curiosity mixed with suspicion o

king to someone," he says, his voice low and intense. "And they were discussi

d even more. "What was it? Who did sh

or an answer. The bodyguard was clearly uncomfortable, caught between two powerful

ldn't be you," the words stabbed at Don like knives. A heavy headache pounded

ainst the wood, eyes wide and chest heaving as Katrina st

ing. "What is the meaning of this?" she demands, pointing an accusing fin

the room is thick enough to cut with a knife! "Tyson, excuse us

business and focus solely on the company's growth," she said, a hint of ac

ld sweat broke out on his brow. He stood f

me that much?" he asked, his voice quavering and his eyes wide with disbelie

I left you. Can't you find it

y of my life into the worst. I came to you full of hope, with a letter in my hand, but you ripped it from my grasp and replaced it with di

t no sound emerged. It was as though the air had been sucked from the room, leaving him gasping for breath. When he finally found h

ts from the doctor, but the shock and distress you caused me cost me everything." She spoke the words slowly, as thoug