The day I received my divorce certificate, I also handed Jayden the share transfer agreement I had prepared long ago.
With tears in his eyes, he asked for one last hug. I refused.
He stared at me. Then, as if we had silently agreed on it, we both turned around and walked away.
I did not know if he looked back. At least I didn't.
The marriage that began in the name of love ended in a cold business deal.
Why had Jayden refused to divorce me no matter what, yet ended up agreeing in the end?
It was because after the company went public three years ago, the shares kept getting diluted.
As the largest shareholder, Jayden only owned 40% of the company. My stake was enough to shake his control over the group if I sold it to any other major shareholder.
No matter how deeply a man claimed to
