She couldn't deny it; since the day she returned from the banquet, her heart felt like it was missing a piece, constantly haunted by an empty feeling.
Whenever she reminisced about certain past events, the empty space would throb faintly, like some form of rheumatism that makes the joints ache when it is about to rain.
Matthew Saxon had indeed vanished from her life, but her world couldn't completely return to how it was.
She had lost something, something very important.
Seymour was in trouble, and this was the first time ever.
Such a large corporation, even if there were issues, they would have been dealt with before becoming public. It was impossible for them to be exposed to the public.
But this time seemed different.
Although Newwell Enterprise was just one of the many companies under Seymour, it still bore Seymour's name, and any trouble would inevitably impact the parent company.
