Chapter 73

Wynnie stared at me, her gaze cold. Since Jakeman Group made a comeback, I realized that I didn't know Wynnie anymore. She had become so meticulous, and no one knew what was on her mind. "You're this accepting?" She approached me gradually, grabbing my collar and forcing me to come closer. "That's good, though. You can be the husband of the Jakeman Group's CEO and play your role well. At the same time, I'll also help you resolve your issues." With that, she released her grip, and I slumped on the ground. It hurt. My stomach hurt, and my heart ached, too. At the wedding that I had been anticipating for a long time, Wynnie and I had held each other's hands as we made our vows in front of the witness. We had promised to stay by each other's side forever for richer, for poorer, in sickness, and in health. I hadn't expected that our "forever" had only lasted for eight years. I heard the car engine, and I knew Wynnie had left. I had succeeded, but at the same time, I had lost