I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

The next morning, Abigail came to the hospital, and Howard called. Abigail took the call anyway, and she said coldly, “What is
it?”
“I came back. Leap Gaming wouldn’t agree to my request. Do you really want Fairy Meadow to be embroiled in a scandal?”
Howard sounded exhausted. He didn’t sleep well, obviously.
“Do you think this has anything to do with me, Howard? I didn’t tell you to fall for that. scam. If a scandal does blow up, you’re the
only one who’s going to get the brunt of criticism. I’ll be forced to terminate your services. Well, the contract makes sure you’ll still
be around the company, but your shareholders will teach you a lesson.”
“What do you want me to do?” asked Howard coldly. “You’ve been trying to kick me out of Fairy Meadow for a while now, haven’t
you?”
“You spent the whole night not sleeping, and you still can’t figure things out? Why did you call me, then?” Abigail raised her
voice. She was furious at Howard’s incompetence.
Howard said nothing.
“This is what you came up with after a whole night? You’re Fairy Meadow’s CEO, but you’re trash!” Abigail roared.
“Yeah, I’m trash. Then, not trash, can you give me a solution?” Howard felt humiliated by all the scolding.
“You want me to give you a solution? I didn’t hire you to toss your problems at me! Do you have any idea how much you cost the
company every month? Sean’s assistant only makes 300 grand a month, but I pay you five times that, and this is what you give
me?” Abigail wanted to slap Howard. Useless piece of trash. “I won’t help you. This is your problem, so you deserve anything
that happens to you.” Abigail hung up.
Cameron looked at her in fear.
“Come on.” Abigail got out of the car, holding breakfast.
Cameron followed her. He gulped. “You were fierce.”
“If I weren’t, my workers wouldn’t respect me. Some people deserve to be yelled at.” Abigail went to the entrance.
“You’re right,” said Cameron. He wasn’t the owner of any business, but he knew it was important for an owner to be respectable.
Sean was an example.

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They went into the hospital, and Abigail said, “You’ll be a business owner eventually, but you’re already stern-looking enough.
You don’t have to always be angry like me.”
Cameron smiled. “I mean, you can’t beat them up like I can.”
Abigail gave breakfast to Sean. She noticed he was looking pale. “You didn’t sleep last night?” asked Abigail.
“Tons of patients showed up at about eleven last night. They ran out of beds,” said Sean.
Abigail noticed the influx of patients when she came earlier, too. “Fall’s coming, so that’s probably why they’re getting more
patients. Tell Cameron to take you back when you’re done eating. I’ll stay with Analise tonight.” She could share a bed with
Analise, though. barely. Sean couldn’t.
“Sure.” Sean didn’t refuse. Analise was happy seeing them getting along. “A couple that works together sticks together.”
Sean ate quietly. Abigail smiled. “You should eat too, Grandma.”
“Sure.” Analise grinned.
After breakfast, Sean went back to the hotel while Abigail stayed with Analise, though she was also making designs at the same
time.
Analise chatted with her. “What’s wrong with Cameron? The girl didn’t come yesterday, but he didn’t go to her either.” Analise
was worried about Cameron’s romance.
Abigail held her tablet, grunting.
“Oh, don’t you just work.” Analise said, “I’m talking to you.”
“I talked to him yesterday. It’s in his hands now said Abigail. She refused to get involved. in this matter. She was busy, after all.
Analise grunted and got out of bed. “You keep on working. I’ll stroll around.”
Abigail tucked away her tablet right away. “I’ll come with you.”
“What for? You’re a busy woman. I’m thankful you came to the hospital,” said Analise.

Abigail went with her grandmother anyway. They came to the outside, and Analise rubbed her arms. “Capitalis is getting cold
really fast.”
“Yeah, that’s how it is here.” And then Abigail’s phone rang. Since it was from Fairy Meadow’s shareholder, she picked it up.
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“Ms. Quinn, I heard Mr. Creed got in trouble during the trade fair. We’re one with I...Moon, and we only became partners thanks
to his help. You have to give him a hand in this matter,” said the shareholder matter-of-factly.
“He got into this mess himself. He’s not a kid anymore, so he’s dealing with it himself.” Abigail snapped. And I’ve helped Fairy
Meadow a lot, too.
The shareholder was surprised by Abigail’s attitude. It took him a while before he said. “But if Fairy Meadow gets in trouble, it
won’t be good for you either.”
“I run a business to make money, but I’m not a greedy person. If Fairy Meadow’s sales plummet, that’s Howard’s problem, not
mine. I can kick you guys away anytime I want to. L.Moon’s not the same as it was before. I have options now,” said Abigail
mercilessly.