He Chose His Ex So I Chose My Empire Chapter 26
Later, I moved the Vance Foundation’s headquarters to Geneva and went to live with my mother.
We focused on global environmental protection and technological innovation.
The whole ordeal had forced me to grow up.
Now, I could make my own decisions, and I was good at it.
The next time I saw Liam was at a closed-door session at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
I was the keynote speaker.
He sat in the audience, and from the moment I stepped on stage, his gaze never left me.
After a while, his eyes grew red.
When the session ended, he made his way through the crowd and stopped me.
He paused for a few seconds before speaking.
“Elara, long time no see.”
I offered him a polite, professional smile.
“Long time no see, Mr. Liam.”
It was just a simple greeting.
Then I turned to shake hands with another guest who was waiting to speak with me.
Over the past few years, I had finally learned one thing.
Placing your hope in someone else is a dangerous game.
The only person who can decide my life is me.