My CEO HUSBAND sign the divorce novel Chapter 250

Chapter 250: partnership proposals

We stayed in the garden for a while before having dinner when Uncle returned. Afterward, I got Aimy ready for bed and returned to my room to work, only to receive a phone call from my assistant.

"Director Alicia, I’ve checked the list of companies that have been sending in proposals to the company. Please review it and see if there’s anyone we can include in the partnership shortlist."

"Alright, I’ll do that," I said before hanging up.

Over the past few years, several companies had proposed partnerships, but most were repeatedly denied. After a while, some gave up while others continued sending proposals.

These industries ranged from clothing and textile production to raw materials and cotton processing.

Rosewood was well known for its vast cotton production, and Whitemore was the largest industry in the community. Naturally, every major company wanted a partnership.

I opened my mailbox and began scrolling through the list of companies.

Sterling Vogue Group.

Valmont Holdings.

Titan Textile Industries.

Everweave Global.

Then my eyes stopped on a name that made me freeze.

"Blackwood Dominion Enterprises," I murmured quietly, almost as if I was afraid someone might hear it.

I shouldn’t have been surprised. After all, Blackwood Dominion was a global empire. It made sense they would be interested in Whitemore’s partnership, especially with its clothing expansion.

I forced myself to calm down and opened the proposal.

I had reviewed many proposals before, but this one was different.

It clearly aligned with what Whitemore needed.

A long-term procurement agreement that guaranteed the purchase of Whitemore cotton at premium market rates.

Investment in advanced harvesting and processing technologies to improve efficiency and reduce operational costs.

Expansion of Whitemore products into international markets through Blackwood Dominion’s established distribution network across North America, Europe, and Asia.

Joint development of sustainable textile initiatives to strengthen environmental responsibility while maximizing profitability.

A dedicated research and innovation center funded by Blackwood Dominion Enterprises to ensure long-term industry leadership for both companies.

Unlike conventional proposals, this one was built on mutual growth. It wasn’t just about buying resources—it was about elevating Whitemore Industries into a globally recognized name alongside Blackwood Dominion Enterprises.

Based on current projections, the partnership could increase Whitemore’s annual revenue by an estimated forty-two percent within the first three years, while ensuring stable growth for both organizations.

If Whitemore Industries entered into a partnership that would benefit both parties while ensuring its independence, then this was it.

Realizing that made me feel even more uneasy, but I knew I couldn’t be selfish. I couldn’t let my personal emotions affect the company.

Then my eyes drifted to the bottom of the proposal.

We look forward to the opportunity to discuss this proposal further.

Respectfully,

Alexander Blackwood

Chairperson

Blackwood Dominion Enterprises

"Alexander Blackwood..."

"Chairperson..."

I murmured slowly, feeling something stir in my chest that I thought had disappeared... or maybe something I had forced myself to forget.

Then the memory of him reading Nana’s will flashed in my mind.

Back then, I had already made my decision to leave.

I had realized that no matter what happened, I would never be safe here with my baby—especially not with everyone already aware of everything.

Lilian was still missing.

Even if Alexander wasn’t protecting her, she could still find a way back into our lives.

I had convinced myself that Alexander would never agree to a divorce, and I didn’t want to trap him in a life built on guilt or responsibility. That was already what he had felt toward me once.

I wasn’t even fully sure about running away at that time.

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