How My Ex Became My Next novel Chapter 10

"Jensen?" asked Madeleine.

Madeleine didn't know the real relationship between Jensen and Gilda. She didn't want Jensen to be delayed by Gilda, so she said, "Hurry up and let Ms. Lynch leave! My parents are still waiting for us at home. They haven't seen you for a long time. They missed you."

The gentle female voice brought Jensen out of his trance.

Jensen felt guilty when he thought of the Donovan family. For this reason, he felt that he should visit Madeleine's parents.

Gilda, however, didn't show any changes in her expressions because of what Madeleine said.

It seemed that Gilda no longer cared about things about Jensen.

Jensen was depressed. A mood of melancholy descended on him.

"There it is," said Jensen.

Gilda looked in the direction where Jensen motioned her to look and found that her identity card was placed under the water dispenser as if it was something Jensen disliked.

"Thanks." Gilda suppressed all the bitterness in her heart and went straight to pick up her identity card. She then turned around and left without hesitation.

Gilda felt that there seemed to be a sharp and indifferent gaze following her.

As soon as Gilda opened the door of Jensen's office, people in the office area all looked at her.

Some just wanted to watch the show. Some sympathized with Gilda. Most of them were gossiping.

Some even said that Gilda had been expelled from the company because she tried to seduce Jensen.

Gilda was Jensen's legal wife. She should be protected by the law, but she ended up with bitterness and humiliation as if she were a mistress.

Gilda went into the elevator where she almost cried as she was there alone, but she managed to control herself in the end. When she arrived at the hall on the first floor, she heard the patter of footsteps behind her.

Gilda was surprised when she saw Lanny trotting over with an umbrella in his hand. "Ms. Lynch, take this. It's raining outside. If you are cold, I can give you my coat as well!"

Gilda thought, 'It turns out that not everyone in Harrington Corporation is cold and heartless.'