How My Ex Became My Next by Kirk Stanley ( Gilda Lynch )
Chapter 157

Chapter 157

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Jensen snorted, “Remember what you shid today. If you keep doing stupid stuff, no one will be able to help.

you.”

Sherry promised again before she left the office.

After Sherry left, Jensen stared out the window with a stony face without even noticing Lanny come in.

“Mr. Harrington?” began Lanny cautiously.

Jensen withdrew his gaze and asked, “What’s the matter?”

Lanny answered, “I’ve noticed that someone is making a large, hostile takeover of our company’s shares recently.”

“Did you replace anything?” asked Jensen with a frown.

Lanny answered in a firm voice, “They’re discreet, but our people are keeping an eye on them all the time. We’ll replace out who they are if they’re doing anything unusual.”

“Well, be careful,” Jensen ordered.

Lanny nodded and said, “Yes, Mr. Harrington.”

After they finished talking about their work, Jensen changed the topic and asked, “Did Gilda have any close. colleagues when she worked here?”

Lanny glanced at Jensen and answered hesitantly, “Ms. Lynch was a hard–working, meticulous, reliable employee, and she got along well with her colleagues, but I don’t think she was close to any of them.”

Jensen was a little disappointed.

He sighed, “I see. You can go out now.”

Lanny had no idea what Jensen was up to, but obviously, Jensen seemed to care a lot about Gilda recently.

At the same time.

At the top floor office of Glory Corporation, Gilda had just finished a video conference with the director of a multinational consortium when there was a knock on her office door.

“Come in,” said Gilda.

As soon as she finished speaking, Dillan walked in with a smile on his face.

Dillan grinned, “Goddess, here are two documents that need your signature.”

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Gilda was a bit overwhelmed.

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Gilda corrected Dillan many times on what he called her, but Dillan still called her goddess.

“Will you stop calling me like that in the office?” Gilda sighed.

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Dillan chuckled. “You want me to stop calling you goddess in the office? Maybe I’ll do it if you agree to watch a movie with me this weekend.”

Gilda was speechless.

Then she took the document Dillan handed over and opened it.

After making sure there was nothing wrong, Gilda signed her name.

Dillan continued, “Goddess, if you are not a movie buff, maybe we can do something else together?”

Gilda sighed again, “Don’t you have work to attend to? If you’re idle, get out replaceing some new clients.”

Gilda wanted Dillan to stop being around her all the time.

Dillan had been inviting Gilda to dinner, a movie, or a date with him almost every day of the week he’d been back.

The colder Gilda acted, the more active Dillan became. He didn’t care how many times she turned her down because he would invite her again the next day.

Dillan insisted, “Goddess, don’t worry. With me in this company, the performance will only surge. As a reward, how about a date?”

Gilda hesitated for a few seconds and said in a low voice, “I just got divorced.”

Dillan said indifferently, “I know.”

Gilda said seriously, “And I have no intention of getting married again for now.”

Dillan nodded slightly and said, “It’s okay. I can wait.”

Dillan was so adamant that Gilda had to say, “You’re not my type.”

Unexpectedly, Dillan leaned over.

Dillan whispered, “So tell me what type of man you like. I’ll become the man you want.”

Gilda was really shocked by his words. She blurted out, “Dillan, why it has to be me?”

Dillan smiled bitterly.

Then he answered firmly, “There’s no reason. I loved you from the first moment I saw you.”