Chapter 26 Discussing Divorce in the Office

Yvette must have sensed my arrival. She lifted her head to look at me, her eyes carrying an indecipherable emotion. "You've really outdone yourself this time. You managed to get my secretary fired and blackmail me with a recording within an hour of arriving here," she said. I chuckled and replied, "If you hadn't ignored me and picked up my calls, you could've said something to him, and this whole mess could've been avoided." People like Yvette, with all their wealth, care most about their reputation. That recording was a ticking time bomb—a scandal waiting to erupt, and I knew she would do whatever it took to make it go away. She let out a cold laugh, but I had no idea what she found so amusing, so I ignored her. Fiddling with the open gift box on the table, I asked nonchalantly, "Nancy gave you this, didn't she?" Yvette peeked at the artwork and asked, "Why do you care?" "I was curious. Plus, this artwork doesn't fit your style at all. Aren't you only interested in traditional