I was kicked out of the company.My dad would rather compensate me than keep me in the company.Perhaps, it was because Aileen and Crystal made a scene with him.He had to fire me to appease them.Quite satisfied with the severance package as much as several million, I swiftly packed up and left the company. A call arrived from an unknown number the moment I stepped outside the office building.There came Crystal's arrogant voice from the other side."How does it feel to be kicked out of the company?""I got several million. It feels great.""Humph, what a lie! A few million is pocket change to me.""I got several million. It feels great," I repeated."All your projects now belong to me.""I got several million. It feels great," I continued."We've got both the investment of Cedric and Anthony. Don't even think about controlling my dad anymore.""I got a few million. It feels great," I said again."Cecilia, I curse you to suffer a terrible death!" Crystal lost her temper."I got a few

We had a grand wedding. I was a stunner dressed in a white gown. The groom was handsome. Though disabled, he had a noble aura rarely seen around other men.No longer regarding him as disabled after that forceful kick, I couldn't help but worry about the coming night.I showered after the ceremony and scrolled through my phone on the couch. Our wedding hit headlines. In the photo, I was standing beside Cedric with a sweet smile while he was gazing at me affectionately.A male netizen commented jokingly that I should've married him instead.I down-voted his comment, put my phone away, and went to sleep in the guest room.I had tasted love but not my final victory yet. It seemed more tempting to me. There came the sound of a wheelchair in the doorway, but soon it was gone. I breathed a sigh of relief and drifted off to sleep.The next day, we went to visit Cedric's grandpa in the old mansion of the Miller family. Due to our marriage, he had given Cedric some of his late parents' assets.H

My time at Bordar Group was not in vain.I collected issues in its operations and sent them to investors the night before Bordar started the second round of fundraising.Bordar expanded too quickly. And money came too easily from the start. With enough money to squander, their senior executives spent too much on ads and marketing.Corruption and embezzlement were unavoidable.Most critically, blind expansion led to declining quality. Rapidly dominating the market, in the end, led to the continuing loss of clients.In contrast, consumers favored new products of good quality like Nakawa, White Crane, and Long River.Bordar's revenue began plummeting rapidly.On fundraising day, my father tried hard to preach his new project on stage but still failed to win the investors' trust.Suddenly, Bordar's financial statements I fabricated appeared on the big screen.My father stared at it grimly for a while and fainted on the spot.Anthony declared the meeting adjourned.As the biggest investor,