The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 370

Parker and Cassidy parted on terrible terms.

He just couldn't understand it. He had spoken nicely, he had thought of her, and he hadn't even done anything wrong. Why was she so determined to make things difficult for him?

His heart felt tangled in knots.

Filled with indescribable emotions.

Were they really going to get divorced?

Cassidy knew his resolve was weak!

He was a man easily swayed by others.

Not to mention, she had heavily orchestrated this entire divorce.

She had to do something.

Cassidy tracked down Lola.

"I'll give you his itinerary. Find a way to intercept him. Tell him that because of him, you were fired from the company, you can't find a job, and you're so miserable you can barely survive. Beg him to help you." Cassidy narrowed her eyes. "You catch my drift?"

Lola smiled knowingly. "I get it."

Cassidy nodded. "Go."

Lola wasn't particularly skilled at her actual job. Back when she scored dead last during her probationary period at The Quincy Corporation, she had worried about being fired. So, she took an unconventional route—putting on a pathetic act in front of Parker. Earning his pity, she successfully wormed her way into becoming the manager's secretary.

In this world, you either had to be highly capable or highly manipulative. Ordinary people had the hardest time climbing the ladder.

Lola spent three days observing Parker's routines.

Realizing he went drinking with his buddies at the club almost every other day, a plan quickly formed in her mind.

Lola got herself a job as a waitress at the club.

One evening, when Parker was out drinking with his friends as usual, he "accidentally" ran into a weak, helpless Lola being harassed by a drunk patron.

The moment she saw Parker, tears streamed down her face. Her knees gave out, and she collapsed at his feet. "Manager Quincy, my life is ruined!"

That very night, Cassidy received an audio recording from Lola.

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