Melvern looked at me delightedly. "Yes, Ms. Chloe?”
I stood up, picked up the document bag he had brought, and handed it to him. "You forgot this, Mr. Melvern."
"I don’t need that. Those are copies. You can keep them. If you need anything, please let me know." Melvern smiled at me.
"It’s fine. I'll just contact you if I need something.”
"Alright then." Melvern took the document bag helplessly. "I'll take my leave now."
He then walked decisively toward the exit, and I saw him to the door, instructing Carol to escort him out.
Carol nodded and followed Melvern while I returned to my office.
Arnold looked at me and asked, "What did he come here to discuss?"
"Ardora’s equity. He wanted to transfer the shares to me, but I declined," I said casually. "I really don't like him. He left thanks to you."
As I finished speaking, Carol knocked on the door and walked in holding a familiar document bag.
“Mr. Melvern just gave this to me again, Chloe. He said you should keep it. He thinks you might have second thoughts about it someday." Carol looked a little nervous as she spoke to me. "He handed it to me just as the elevator doors closed, and he already left by the time I could react."
I nodded. "Just leave it there. Looks like he deliberately left it here. It's not your fault.”
Carol visibly relaxed and placed the document bag on my desk.
She turned around and asked, "Would you like a cup of coffee, Mr. Arnold?"
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The readers' comments on the novel: Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom
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This story would be interesting if there weren't so many garbled paragraphs. Half sentences and missed paragraphs. It's too much, give us a proper story. I'm done reading...
Atlas literally took Chloe away from Ryan Ryan needs to go back and reinforce to be able to be head-on Caz that's the only place he's lacking...