My Fiancé Chose Her So I Chose Myself Chapter 29
Northstar did not restore the contract.
Evan soon resigned from TerraGrid’s board and threw himself into GridForge’s debt restructuring.
Before he left, he had a shouting match with Travis outside the conference room.
Marissa had been nearby with her team and heard them through the glass.
“If you hadn’t kept indulging Jenna, the company wouldn’t be in this mess!” Evan had shouted.
Travis had thrown a stack of papers to the floor.
“You built GridForge by piggybacking on TerraGrid! Don’t pin your choices on me.”
At last, they said the thing closest to the truth.
Not out of reflection—only to hurl the final scraps of blame at each other.
Without Jenna standing between them, they didn’t become friends again.
By the end of the month, GridForge had entered creditor-supervised restructuring.
Evan lost operational control.
He sent one more email. It had only a single line.
*Satisfied now, Nat?*
I had the system add his address to my block list.
His failure was not my creation, nor did it need my satisfaction to be complete.
That same day, TerraGrid’s new management approved two replacement suppliers.
Production and Lakecrest’s energy supply continued without interruption. The employees did not lose their jobs.
The last excuse he might have used to accuse me vanished with it.