Chapter 5

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As I dragged my suitcase out of the neighborhood, the biting winter wind hit my face, but I felt like the toxic smog that had crushed my chest for three years had finally dissipated. I moved straight into the apartment Elliot arranged for me. Over the next few days, I ruthlessly initiated the asset division process. Christian and I had co-founded the company. Even though I'd stepped back in recent years, I still held the reins to our most essential major client resources. Not to mention, the core technology patents from our startup days were legally registered under my name. When I sent the legal notices for capital withdrawal and patent revocation to the company's legal department, Christian only replied with a single text. Christian: Sarah, you think you can use the company to bla

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