After I Stopped Waiting for Her, She Went Broke

After the company secured its financing, my CEO wife was about to publicly announce our relationship. But her newly hired junior suddenly walked onto the stage, beaming with pride: “Boss, aren't you being a little too sweet to me, making our relationship public so soon?” My wife didn't deny it. Instead, she smiled and assigned her junior to an important company project to boost his résumé. The employees in attendance burst into thunderous applause, praising them as a match made in heaven. A colleague of many years saw me keeping quiet and went out of his way to whisper a warning: “Han, aren't you usually good at playing the game? Are you really not going to say anything?” I made no fuss. I pushed the project manager's badge toward the junior and said magnanimously: “Just letting you join the project isn't worthy of someone like you. Take my project manager position as a gift to celebrate your relationship!”