All Chapters of Divorce Countdown: She's Suddenly Falling For Me?: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Vivian stepped forward quickly, her voice sharp with accusation. "You want Julian out of the company? Is that your idea, or Ben's? Or are you two conspiring together to make this happen?" Logan's brows furrowed suddenly. He hadn't expected her to imagine him capable of that. "I knew it…" Vivian gave a cold, brittle laugh. "You're jealous. You can't stand that Julian took your place at the company. So now you're dragging Ben into this, trying to pressure me into firing Julian!" Logan's patience finally snapped. He stood up. "If that's really what you think, then there's nothing more to say. Ben isn't coming back. You can keep your precious Julian and run the company however you want." He turned to leave, but Vivian grabbed his arm, yanking him back. Without caring that they were in a crowded café, she stared him down, voice rising. "What are you trying to do, Logan? Didn't you say you were grateful I set you free? Then why are you acting like this? You still hate me, don

"Enough out of you!" Grace snapped. "What are you complaining and shouting about? And why are you slandering Logan? From where I stand, he's done nothing wrong." "Nothing wrong?" Vivian froze, stunned. For a moment, she thought she must have misheard. "Grandma, are you losing it?" She couldn't wrap her head around it. "Even if he left, that team at Brooks Corporation—he built it up over three years with everything he had. How could he just walk away and help someone else instead of helping me keep them together?" In her eyes, Logan still owed her. But Grace sighed, and this time, she didn't bother sugarcoating her words. "Ben's a family man. He's steady and loyal. He worked hard and was good to you. Then you let him get pushed out by someone you blindly appointed. Of course he was disheartened." Vivian blinked, the fight draining a little from her face. Grace continued, "Did it ever occur to you that Logan couldn't control Ben's decision? That maybe Ben left because he di

Back then, right after Julian returned to the country, Vivian handed Logan a divorce agreement without hesitation. The agreement included a generous sum of money as compensation. Though Logan agreed to the divorce, he didn't sign the document Vivian prepared. Instead, he drafted a different agreement—one that left him with nothing. He brought that version to Grace and quietly handed it over. To this day, Vivian still had no idea which agreement he'd actually signed. And Logan didn't feel the need to explain. He didn't want the money, simply because he didn't want it. Whether Vivian knew or cared no longer mattered. He let out a long breath. He said calmly, "You really don't need to give me anything. I never married Vivian for money. I took care of her for three years. Now that the man she loves has returned, we should part ways peacefully. "You've already done so much for my mother. I couldn't possibly repay you. I truly don't want a single cent from the Brooks family."

Vivian stared at Logan in disbelief. "You still claim you're not after the Brooks family's money? We've already signed the divorce agreement and divided everything. Yet here you are, asking Grandma for a house? How do you even have the nerve?" Her voice grew colder with each word, anger lacing her tone. "What do you need a house in Marlon City for? Taking things from an elderly woman pushing a hundred—is that what you've become? A beggar?" The barrage of accusations tumbled from her lips like bullets. Her long lashes trembled, barely concealing the storm in her eyes. Logan's expression flickered with surprise. He hadn't expected this kind of confrontation. Without offering any explanation, he stood up and gave Grace a small nod. "I'll be going now, Grace." He turned to leave, but before he could reach the door, Vivian blocked his path. "Leave the agreement. You already got your share of the assets. Don't push your luck. Do you have any idea how much that property is w

After Julian's cousin was dismissed, an experienced employee quickly filled her role. But even with the replacement, the team struggled to adjust. Small issues cropped up during the transition, and the office phones wouldn't stop ringing—one call after another, asking Vivian if she could bring Ben back, or even persuade Logan to return to the company. The moment she heard Logan's name, Vivian's expression darkened. She couldn't hold back and snapped at them. "If you can't handle your jobs, then don't bother working! What, the company can't survive without Logan? "I'm telling you now. Going forward, you'll just have to adapt to the people I put in place. Stop fantasizing about anything else! "Logan has officially left the company. If you're so obsessed with him, then get out—go chase after him to Marlon City if that's what you want!" Vivian had never lost her temper like this before. The employees were stunned into silence by her sudden outburst. "So, Mr. Phillips is reall