Billionaire Ex-wife: I Can't Live Without You

What a cheeky man! Dulcie had had enough and didnt want to talk to Kyson anymore.

She lay down on the other bed and turned her back to him.

Throughout the night, sleep eluded Dulcie, but thankfully, Kyson refrained from asking further questions.

He drifted off to sleep quietly, making no effort to disturb her.

His behavior was always a mystery to her, and Dulcie had stopped trying to interpret his actions.

Only at dawn did she finally manage to fall asleep. Thanks to her internal clock, she woke naturally at 7:30 a.m.

Carefully, she rolled over and stole a glance at him.

On the small bed nearby, Kyson was still asleep, his breathing even and steady.

Gathering her belongings, Dulcie slipped out of the room without a sound.

Downstairs, Kysons extravagant car was parked, surrounded by several vacant spots.

Obviously, no one dared park too close to a Rolls-Royce.

With a scowl at his car, Dulcie hailed a taxi and headed for the Shaw Group.

Once, she had dreamt of working here forever, close to him, but now, she wanted nothing to do with it.

Dulcie took a deep breath to steady her nerves before stepping into the office.

She made her way to her desk and switched on her phone, which immediately flooded with notifications.

Most were from Kyson.

Some were inquiries about her whereabouts, others questioned her sudden resignation, and a few carried thinly veiled threats.

With a sigh, Dulcie selected all the messages and deleted them without a second thought. She then turned her attention to her computer, powering it up to find an email already waiting for her.

It was from Kyson, rejecting her resignation.

What could he possibly do about it? Unconvinced and undeterred, she submitted another resignation letter and started to gather her belongings to leave.noveldrama

Minutes later, Kyson stormed up to her, snatched the storage box right out of her hands, and said icily, You cant just walk out.

The contract you signed isnt up yet.

Leave now, and youll owe us ten times the liquidated damages for breaking the terms.

Ten times the damages?