He Chose Her On Our Wedding Night So I Took Everything Chapter 10
“It’s enough to put the end of the relationship and the business decisions in writing. I don’t want to argue with them anymore.”
Wyatt nodded.
“Alright. We’ll do it your way.”
The car door shut, cutting off the argument erupting behind us.
“Didn’t you say her family wasn’t that important? You said as long as the wedding went through, her resources would become yours!”
“Shut up! Do you have any idea how much trouble you’ve caused?”
I leaned back against the leather seat and let my shoulders finally relax.
Wyatt, in the passenger seat, turned back to me.
“Vivian also said that the business originally slated for them can be opened up for bids from other qualified suppliers.”
At last, a small smile touched my lips.
“Thank her for me.”
A hint of a smile appeared in his eyes, too.
“She said not to thank her. Just get some rest. There’s no rush when it comes to relationships. You don’t need a marriage to prove your worth.”
A few days later, Wyatt came by again.
He brought revisions to the procurement framework, along with risk assessments for several alternative suppliers.
They were all projects Vivian had assigned to his team.
“Looks like you’re going to be busy for a while.”
When he walked into the showroom in the Fashion District, several clients deep in contract discussions suddenly fell silent.
Baker Reed had a reputation for recovering debts, and Wyatt had personally handled a dispute for one of the men in the room.
The moment the man saw him, he began scrutinizing his own contract terms with renewed focus.