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"What's there to talk about?" There was finally a slight change in Silas' tone, but it was a clean, decisive kind of finality. "Whatever it is, William already went over it very clearly with your legal team in your conference room a few days ago.""That doesn't count!" Teresa cut him off, her tone urgent. "I never signed the agreement William brought, and I never will! Silas, why don't you want the apartment? Why did you only take that little bit of salary? Are you doing this to punish me?"She tried to drag the conversation back to the compensation logic she was familiar with, as if so long as Silas was willing to name a price, there would still be some loophole she could exploit."It's not a punishment." Silas calmly shattered her self-deception. "I just don't want to have anything to do with you anymore. I've already signed the agreement."His voice rang out so clearly on the other end of the line that it felt like he was standing right in front of her. At the same time, he was
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Teresa's voice came out hoarse and scraped raw, with a dryness and carefulness she didn't even notice herself. This question—half a month late—sounded unbearably weak right now."I'm fine."Silas' answer was quick and simple. His tone was steady. There was no sarcasm, no resentment, and not even the slightest ripple of emotion at getting her call. It was like he was answering a random telemarketer who'd dialed the wrong number.That polite, distant calm made Teresa feel as if a handful of broken glass were lodged in her throat. She couldn't swallow it down, nor could she cough it up.She would've preferred him yelling at her over the phone, shouting at her for being blind and for not knowing what was good for her. Heck, she would've even preferred him picking a fight with her over some trivial thing like he used to.At least that would've meant he still cared, that he still had some anger left. But his cool response shoved her straight into the humiliating, unfamiliar position of
Contract Over: You're Free to Go Chapter 98
Teresa had no idea how long she sat on the cold floor that night.It wasn't until the night over Bellmere slowly faded outside the huge living room windows, and a lifeless gray light crept over the horizon, that she finally felt like she was surfacing from a long, suffocating dive in deep water.Her legs were completely numb. She felt like thousands of needles were stabbing into every nerve at once.Bracing herself against the edge of the couch, Teresa struggled to her feet. Her knees immediately buckled in protest.The flats on the floor, the anniversary gifts, and the faded sticky notes still lay quietly where they'd fallen. They were like a silent verdict, nailing down three full years of her arrogance and coldness.Teresa walked over to the kitchen island and poured herself a glass of cold water, chugging it down in big gulps. The icy liquid slid down her dry, swollen throat into her stomach, triggering a slight spasm. At the same time, it cleared her head slightly, which felt
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Three whole years.Every year, Silas had carefully prepared a gift. Every year, he had waited for Teresa to come home, his heart full of hope and anticipation.And every year, she hadn't even had the patience to open the gifts and take a look. She'd just tossed them into the back of a drawer and left them there to gather dust with old, discarded paperwork.Teresa cradled the boxes in her arms and stumbled out of the study toward the entryway. Her heels were rubbed raw from the four-inch stilettos she'd worn all day, and the backs of her feet burned with pain. She pulled open the bottom drawer of the shoe cabinet, looking for band-aids.The drawer slid open. There were no band-aids inside, but there was a pair of unbelievably soft lambskin flats. They were an off-white cream with no extra decorations at all. The leather was so soft it looked like a cloud.The date on the receipt at the bottom of the shoebox was from a year and a half ago.Teresa froze.A year and a half ago, TRS
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On 5th October, Silas messaged, "Your stomach's been acting up lately. I asked someone to get a batch of low-acid decaf beans and left them in the pantry by your office. Cut back on those iced black coffees from outside—they're really hard on your stomach. "What do you feel like eating tonight? How about I make you something nice and comforting?"Teresa: "Got it. Not coming home. Client dinner."On 20th September, Silas said, "It's almost midnight. Are you still at the office? Come home and get some sleep. The work will still be there tomorrow. Good night."Teresa hadn't replied.On 15th August, Silas texted, "I passed by the flower market today and saw a really pretty peace lily. I bought it and put it in your study. They say it helps absorb radiation from the computer."Teresa still hadn't replied.…Teresa stared at the screen, her fingers frozen in midair.How could this be a married couple's chat history? It was clearly a conversation between an idiot forever talking to
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The Maybach rolled to a stop in the underground garage. The moment the engine cut off, the car fell into absolute silence.Teresa pulled out the keys and pushed the door open. Her high heels hit the epoxy floor, one step at a time, like some rusty clockwork toy.Just 15 minutes ago, she'd bolted out of that boutique cafe. Estelle's last look at her—half-mocking, half-speechless—had landed on her like a blunt club to the back of her head. It had smashed to pieces all the shrewdness and pride she'd been so smug about for the past three years.Teresa took the elevator straight to the top floor, pressed her finger to the scanner, and pushed the front door open."Welcome home." The smart lock's female voice was flat and mechanical, completely devoid of emotion.Teresa didn't turn on the main lights. She just reached over and tapped on the wall switch for the entryway sconce. The apartment was so quiet she could hear her own slightly rapid breathing.There was no smell of food in the a
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Silas suddenly lost the urge to stand here and argue with Teresa. It was pointless to debate with someone who believed that she alone was right about everything and used money as her measure for right and wrong. It was as futile as punching a concrete wall. He would only come away with bloodied fi
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The moment those words came out of Teresa's mouth, the atmosphere in the kitchen dropped below freezing point.A bunch of lousy side projects?This was how Silas found out that in Teresa's subconscious, his career would forever be nothing more than an aimless pastime that wasn't even worth speakin
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The Maybach came to a sharp stop in the basement parking lot, the tires screeching shrilly. Teresa yanked the key out and strode toward the elevator without hesitation.She had raced back to the apartment as quickly as traffic would allow her, and the cold air had swept away the scant remnants of h
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The first thing Teresa saw was a photo of a cafe with a nice ambiance. But in the very center of the photo, Silas was sitting at a table in a familiar dark coat, his head slightly lowered. Beside him was Estelle, the same short-haired woman from before.The angle from which the photo was taken ad
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