Semua Bab Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO: Bab 191 - Bab 200

"Real action, huh? Fine. I’ll show you exactly what I’m capable of."Joseph took a deep breath, his gaze sweeping across the crowd that still hadn’t dispersed. The sight only made his anger surge."What are you all staring at? Don’t you have your own business to deal with? Why are you all still hanging around here. Don’t you have anything better to do?"But his attitude finally set off the extras he’d hired.One by one, they stepped up and confronted him. "Boss, you haven’t paid us yet." "Yeah, you promised a set rate—none of us have been paid." "You’re not seriously trying to stiff us, are you?"That last line made Joseph snap."Why the hell would I do that? Don’t talk nonsense!"But now, the people around them—extras and onlookers alike—turned suspicious eyes on him.Some of them had actually felt bad for him earlier, thinking he’d been humiliated unfairly.Now they realized everything had a reason.This man wasn’t someone to be pitied. He’d orchestrated the whole thing.That t

After Joseph finished speaking, Judy fell silent. She didn’t say another word.He sure made it sound nice now, but wasn’t he the one who lost his temper in the office just moments ago?It really was true—out in the world, status was whatever one claimed for themselves.“Since I have already give you the soup, I’ll head back now,” she said, bidding Joseph goodbye.He paused for a moment, but didn’t try to stop her or say anything else.Joseph had taken an interest in Seafront Construction. After asking around, he quickly learned about Wendy.“Wendy Shaws?”His assistant gave him a full rundown of everything he’d managed to dig up over the past few days.“Yes. Word is, she appears to get along well with Aurora Walton on the surface, but when she first joined the company, the first thing she asked about was any projects that involved the Waltons—she wanted to be in charge of those.“Plus, a lot of projects she’s now handling were originally poached from Walton Corporation. That company

Aurora took a deep breath. It was clear now that Joseph was starting to interfere with her work. She couldn’t let this continue. Next time, she had to hit harder.Sending him to prison last time clearly hadn’t taught him enough of a lesson. He never seemed to learn.Fiddling with the bracelet on her wrist, Aurora narrowed her eyes and began to plan her next move.…“Joseph Hunt?”Wendy was momentarily confused when she heard the name. It didn’t ring any bells.Her assistant explained, “Yes, he’s the heir to Hunt Enterprises. He insisted on meeting with you in person. He said he has something you’d definitely be interested in.”That caught Wendy’s attention.She stood up and looked at her assistant. “Did he really say that?”“Yes. He said it with full confidence. He’s in the reception room right now, waiting for you.”Wendy’s lips curved into a slight smirk. “Well, I’d like to see what this man is all about, daring to claim he has something I’d want.”With that, she walked toward t

"You okay?"A gentle, concerned voice sounded above her.Aurora rubbed her forehead and looked up to see Lucas asking the question with a blank expression."I’m fine."Facing that familiar face, she couldn’t bring herself to say anything more. After replying, she stepped aside and continued walking into the house.Lucas reached out and caught her wrist, a flicker of hurt passing through his eyes. "Aurora, can we talk?"The two of them stood there in silence, caught in a quiet standoff—neither willing to break the fragile balance between them.But deep down, Aurora knew. Things between them hadn’t been the same for a long time.Ever since Wendy came into the picture, there was no going back."Lucas, this is my own issue. You don’t need to overthink it."Aurora forced a smile. "Besides, we got married on impulse, didn’t we? It was all for our parents. Why bother caring so much? Does love even matter?"Lucas studied her face, trying to spot any hint of a lie.But she masked it too well.

The assistant was genuinely impressed watching Aurora spring into action with such swift, clear-headed responses.She was newly promoted and didn’t know Aurora well. When she first saw the news, she’d thought the sky was falling.But now, seeing how Aurora handled it—sharp, composed, and efficient—brought a sense of unexpected reassurance.Still, just as the two of them began to catch their breath, the situation escalated again—faster than anyone could have predicted.Not long after, the assistant returned in a rush, unable to keep the situation under control."Bad news, Miss Aurora!""It’s not just the supplier I mentioned earlier—more and more manufacturers are pulling out one after another. If this keeps up, we’ll have to shut down every ongoing project."Aurora’s hand froze, pen hovering in midair. Only then did the full weight of the crisis hit her.Things were unraveling too fast—unnaturally fast. It felt as if someone powerful was orchestrating everything from the shadows.Sti