The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 387

Since Silas and Maloney had been friends for years, he offered a different perspective.

"Mr. Jameson's entire life revolves around his wife."

"Bullshit!" Cassidy instantly retorted. "Stop making it sound so noble."

"I understand. You think men clearly pursue wealth and glory for themselves, but always insist on packaging their actions as some grand sacrifice to move women."

"Glad you know."

"What I mean is, his life could have taken many different paths. His wife's presence made him choose the path that revolves entirely around her."

"So? Are you blaming his wife for limiting his options?"

Silas sounded quite helpless. "You know that's not what I mean."

"I don't know that," Cassidy sneered. "I think that's exactly what you mean."

As they grew closer, their conversations became bolder.

They ruthlessly shared their unfiltered inner thoughts.

However, Maloney had saved Silas's career, so in Silas's eyes, Maloney was practically a god.

His opinions on the man held zero reference value for Cassidy.

But it had to be said, Maloney was truly a master at managing people.

Lending a hand when someone was at their lowest, making them eternally grateful, and turning them into fiercely loyal assets.

Then again.

Cassidy did the exact same thing herself.

She still kept Lola around.

She didn't involve her in the core business, just kept her as a minor assistant. But she paid her far above market rate, ensuring Lola could be deployed at critical moments.

Lola was deeply grateful to Cassidy.

After all, Lola had once flirted with Parker, using manipulative tactics to piss Cassidy off. Yet, instead of destroying her, Cassidy had given her an ironclad job with great benefits.

Even Nora had pointed out that since Cassidy was divorced, there was no need to keep Lola around.

People like that deserved whatever wretched fate came their way.

She should have anticipated a terrible outcome the moment she chose to take shortcuts by sleeping her way to the top.

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