After getting engaged, she turned around and married another man, thinking that she had secured love and resources. He did not hold back, but quietly divested his capital at the board meeting. In one year, she fell from the proud daughter of heaven to the mortal world, and learned to read reports and stop losses; he was still sober as ever. That apology in the cafe was the tuition she paid for her willfulness, and it was also the end of the two of them leaving the scene completely.
Reader comments
The male protagonist has no problem. I have so many people to support here, so I can minimize my risks and maximize my profits. Such a boss is reassuring [shy]
Everything is based on interests, including marriage, betrayal, and capital split. There is no winning or losing, only sobriety.
The male protagonist has no problem. I have so many people to support here, so I can minimize my risks and maximize my profits. Such a boss is reassuring [shy]
Everything is based on interests, including marriage, betrayal, and capital split. There is no winning or losing, only sobriety.