"Now that you have signed her, you should discipline her. If she continues talking nonsense like this, it will bring shame to the company," reminded Terence calmly.

"I know." Jean nodded and glanced at him. "Terence, why do you suddenly think of my sister as the company's spokesperson?"

She couldn't hold it back anymore.

"Why? Is there any problem with that?" Terence questioned her back.

"No, I didn't mean it that way. I'm just curious." Jean smiled. "You've always hated Julia. Why do you—"

"It's nothing!" Terence interrupted her. "Anything else?"

"None," replied Jean.

"If there's nothing else, you can leave now. I have a lot of things to do," Terence said to her. Inferring from his expression, Jean knew that he would be annoyed if she stayed any longer. She left silently.

As his office's door clos

e.

The reason they divorced was Terence betrayed Julia. And he was the one who should be ashamed to see her. Consuela couldn't bear it.

Without saying a word, she pulled Julia into the office building.

Terence was waiting for the elevator. He caught a glimpse of Julia, and he couldn't help but smile.

She said she would never see him again, but now they met again.

Julia didn't know what she was about to face.

"Consuela, no.." When she saw Terence, Julia pulled Consuela. But Consuela pulled her until they reached the elevator. "What are you afraid of? We're here to sign the contract. It's aboveboard," complained Consuela.

Julia lowered her head helplessly.

When the elevator doors opened, Consuela pulled Julia in. Jillian frowned and asked, "Who are you? This is our CEO's elevator. You can't use it."