Dear Ceo, you lost me!

Asha Smith:I have always been an independent woman, full of dreams and ambitions. But, for some reason, I ended up halting my studies to enter into one of those contractual marriages where love seemed to be absent, and money and status were the only concerns.Since the day I said "yes," my life has turned into a monotonous and solitary routine. My husband, Allan, hardly ever lived at home. He was always busy with his business, leaving me at the mercy of the rules we had signed in the contract. The marriage was not an emotional bond but rather a cold and calculated transaction.Allan had a specific clause in our contract that gave me majority control of his company if he ever cheated on me, and the same applied to me. He thought that with this clause, I would be trapped at home, afraid to break our agreement. But what he didn't know was that I was not a typical submissive housewife.On that day, I was returning from shopping, carrying bags filled with groceries and the facade of a mar

Asha Smith:After hours of shopping, we headed straight to the beauty salon. Stella was determined to make me look absolutely stunning. While the professionals worked on me, I felt like a true princess. The end result left me speechless; I had never felt so beautiful and confident in my life, with bold red lipstick accentuating my look.But our mission that day wasn't just about transforming my appearance. We decided it was time to take action regarding the complicated situation I had accepted for far too long. No more accepting everything from that man... I would arrive at the company in power, and with the divorce contract in hand, I should be the owner of the company according to the contract terms. We hired a competent lawyer to fight for my rights, asked him to include the clauses from the old contract, and requested majority ownership of the company for myself, after all, it was my right.When the contract was ready, which didn't take long, the lawyer and I went to meet Allan, t

Allan Hurtz:The next day, at the company...I scheduled a meeting with the company shareholders. I wanted to witness Asha Smith's failure, and I wanted to be present. I already had a plan in mind, so as soon as I arrived in the presidential office, I put on my best smile, but inside, I was furious. I didn't want her among those men, especially after her night of pleasure yesterday... I was so angry, how could that woman be so low? She had been harassed, and then she was with another man. She truly was a monster. I wanted to embarrass her, and that's exactly what would happen today. I was determined to show the shallow and unqualified woman she was.— Good morning, everyone. I have an announcement to make! As you know, some women think they can be something, and today Asha Smith becomes the majority owner and representative of the company. However, the woman has no education! — I said authoritatively.Everyone had the expression I wanted them to have, and they said, —Are you out of y