Chapter 65

After that, Elliott left. With his departure, the last loan avenue for Evergreen Group was closed. Tessa was devastated. What hurt her the most were Elliott's words. It turned out that without Matthew, she was nothing. Blinded by stubbornness, she had divorced Matthew. Now the company was on the brink of collapse, facing the risk of being auctioned off at any moment. Even selling the company wouldn't cover the debts. She really couldn't imagine the outcome. Looking 33 feet away, she saw Matthew chatting happily with two beautiful women. They were clearly in high spirits. Meanwhile, her business was in dire straits, and she had no solution in sight. She despaired as tears streamed down her face because she felt regretful. If she hadn't divorced him, she would only need to shop, go for spas, and count money at home. Matthew had always catered to her every whim, even getting her latte at night from a 24-hour shop if she wanted a drink. Now, she desperately wanted to remarry him.