When we stepped outside, the sky was overcast and the wind was strong.
"Odette, it'll take some time to cash out the company shares. About 1 month."
Griffith walked beside me, his voice slightly hoarse.
"The money will go into your bank account."
I nodded without looking at him.
"I've already asked the lawyer to divide the properties in our names. She'll send you the full breakdown later." He paused, as though weighing something. "If you need cash urgently, sell the ones marked in green. I wouldn't recommend touching the others."
I murmured an acknowledgment.
When he'd finished, his eyes were a little red.
"Do you need a ride?
"I've fired Annika. I've replaced the front passenger seat, too..."
He added the last part with an almost imperceptible note of caution.
"No, thanks."
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