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The CEO’s Regret My Ex-Wife is a Tech Goddess novel Chapter 133

With that, she shot a highly disdainful and provocative glare, turned, and walked away.

Alaina's expression darkened, her eyes entirely fearless.

She didn't care how Lily would strike; she just poured her heart into her work.

That day, right after finishing a meeting and returning to her office, she saw several missed calls from Mrs. Harrington.

She returned the call, and Mrs. Harrington spoke with earnest sincerity, saying she wanted to meet with her.

She agreed, but she couldn't go to the Harrington estate, so they arranged to meet at a coffee shop near The Security Administration.

She then went to find Silas, telling him she was going to meet a friend after work.

Silas assigned security detail to her.

After work, she headed straight to the coffee shop.

Mrs. Harrington had arrived early and was waiting for her.

The two sat across from each other. Mrs. Harrington told her that it was Old Mrs. Harrington who had taken it upon herself to arrange for Harvey Fletcher to process the divorce, and Ethan had been completely unaware.

Hearing this, Alaina didn't show much shock.

She lowered her eyes, thinking that even if Old Mrs. Harrington hadn't pulled this stunt, Silas would have stepped in anyway.

Mrs. Harrington let out a heavy sigh filled with regret. "Our Harrington family wronged you. It's our family that didn't have the blessing to keep you."

"Please don't say that." Alaina spoke up to comfort her. The address 'Mom' habitually reached her lips, but she swallowed it back down, only able to call her "Mrs. Harrington."

Mrs. Harrington's eyes reddened. "I still prefer hearing you call me Mom."

Alaina smiled. "You must take good care of your health. I... should take my leave now."

Saying that, she stood up.

"Alaina," Mrs. Harrington caught her hand. "I know whatever I say now is inappropriate, but I want to beg you to please go and talk some sense into Ethan."

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