Bumpkin’s Rich Handsome Husband novel Chapter 1368

"Let's discuss ending the cooperation with Thomas," Matthew replied promptly.

Ever since Veronica revealed Eviette's true situation, he had grown resentful towards her and felt unfamiliarity towards her. He despised lies and deception the most, yet Eviette continued to push his limits.

Matthew's response completely exceeded Eviette's expectations. While she knew he was decisive, she never anticipated him to be so resolute without any hesitation.

If the recent revelation was a heavy blow to her, then Matthew's decisiveness at this moment was like a thousand arrows piercing her heart. He didn't care about the fate of Metric Technology, all for the sake of Veronica.

"Although I don't know why you faked your death before, Spinfluence Group was sold to Conrad by Veronica for four and a half billion. Now your Metric Technology is about to be destroyed by her, yet why don't you have any thoughts of divorcing her? She has caused you so much harm, and you still want to be with her. Matt, has she poisoned your mind? You're truly insane."

She had witnessed Matthew's golden age, knowing that he had created a legendary story and became a business genius in the eyes of countless people.

And now, the downfall of this genius was because of one woman, and that woman was... Veronica. Eviette couldn't comprehend what charm Veronica possessed that was worth Matthew giving up everything. She was jealous, incredibly jealous.

"That's between me and Roni."

Veronica made the right decision to sell Spinfluence Group to Conrad for four and a half billion.

After selling the company, she took the core team and technology with her. Additionally, they wouldn't be in Bloomstead for long. With Conrad and Zac's unethical methods, they would undoubtedly try to take over the company during that time.

Instead of waiting passively for the company to be invaded, it was better to sell it in advance.

"You..." Eviette was left speechless, unable to refute, as she stared blankly at the man in front of her, who seemed increasingly unfamiliar.