Novel Burn the Marriage, Keep the Crown has been published to Chapter 157 with new, unexpected details. It can be said that the author Internet invested in Burn the Marriage, Keep the Crown with great dedication. After reading Chapter 157, I felt sad, yet gentle and very deeply moved. Let's read Chapter 157 and the next chapters of the Burn the Marriage, Keep the Crown series at Good Novel Online now.
After a brief pause, Serena decided to answer the phone.
"Samuel..."
"Serena," Samuel coughed a couple of times before continuing, "I'm calling to talk about the division of shares in L.S. Entertainment. The lawyer says it'll be finalized next week. After that, you’ll have nothing to do with L.S. Entertainment anymore. Are you sure about this?"
Serena exhaled a sigh of relief.
"Yes, I've been sure of it since I decided to leave Aaron."
This was for the best. From now on, she and Aaron would truly have no ties whatsoever.
"Alright then," Samuel drew out his words, "Oh, by the way, the company has been around for many years. Except for the first year when you dined with the other founding members, you haven't shown up much. Since you’re soon parting ways with L.S. Entertainment, I've organized a farewell party for you. It's our way of thanking you for your contributions over the years. How do you feel about that?"
Serena wanted to decline, but then she heard Samuel add, "Serena, it's not just my idea. The other founding members are grateful, too. Without you, we wouldn't be where we are today."
"Okay," Serena thought it over and agreed. The farewell party would be a good opportunity to clarify things with Samuel.
"Great, I'll get everything arranged," Samuel sounded noticeably more cheerful.
"Samuel, wait," Serena interjected.
"Weren't you suspicious that someone betrayed me, which is how Aaron found Moonhaven? Are you still looking into it?"
"I'm still investigating. I asked Joy's friends, but they didn't say anything. I suspect..."
"Samuel," Serena cut him off, "If you can't find anything, just let it go. It's all in the past now."
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