Billionaire Ex-wife: I Can't Live Without You

She held up her phone to Kyson.

“Mr.

Shaw, please don’t be upset.

I’ve completely deleted it.

It’s just that it’s my first time being this close to you.

I wanted to…”

“Don’t pull such a pathetic stunt on me again.

” Kyson cut her off sharply, adding, “I despise employees who have hidden agendas.

If you can’t concentrate on your work, then leave.

”

He finished speaking and dismissively dropped her hand as if discarding something worthless.

“I’m sorry… I didn’t mean any harm.

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”

Kyson scoffed, lifted her car keys, and pressed the power button.

The indicator light immediately started blinking.

He then hit the quick ignition button on the car key.

The car engine roared to life quickly.

“You said your car wouldn’t start? I’ve seen these tricks before.

Don’t let it happen again, or you’ll never work for any company within the Shaw Group.

”

Audrey was silent for a moment.

She bowed her head.

“I’m sorry.

”

Kyson coldly tossed the car keys back to her.

“Leave now.

”

“Yes, Mr.

Shaw.

”

Tears filled her eyes, and she felt deeply humiliated.

She quickly got into her car and exited the underground parking lot as fast as she could.

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Kyson settled back into his luxury car with grace and wiped his hands with a wet wipe.

As he was cleaning his hands, the passenger door opened.

Dulcie slid into the seat and buckled her seatbelt, her head lowered, making it hard to gauge her mood.

He glanced at her and remarked with a sneer, “Why are you so late? What’s the matter? Reluctant to leave work?”

Dulcie remained silent.

She clenched her fists, her mood worsening.

Trying to hold back her anger proved futile, and she burst out.

“Kyson Shaw, do you think I’m completely worthless? No matter what I do, you seem determined to belittle me and make me feel incompetent.

If you truly believe I’m not suitable for you, then why did you marry me at all? You should have married someone wealthy like Phillis.

”

Kyson looked at her, puzzled.

“What’s gotten into you? If you’re upset about something at work, why take it out on me?”

After a moment of reflection, something dawned on him.

“How dare you use my full name?”

He pinched her cheek firmly as a form of reprimand.

It was painful.