Scrambling to Be the Father of His Ex-Wife's Kid novel Chapter 1981

Standing at the entrance of Grant Corporation, I looked up at the building again.

I was going to have to say goodbye to this place again, and this time, it was very likely going to be forever.

Thinking about this, I still felt some nostalgia in me. This was his company, after all, so it was reasonable to be a little bit sad.

When I walked into the company, I saw the familiar front desk receptionist. We were already familiar with each other and immediately greeted each other with bright smiles. After entering the elevator, I first went to the cleaning department on the third floor.

I did not expect this to be the first place I would stop.

At the entrance to the department, I smiled lightly and then went in and grabbed my uniform from the cabinet. The older ladies were still changing their clothes, and some of them were ready to clean.

I handed my uniform to one of the ladies I was more familiar with and asked her to pass it over to the old chief when she returned.

"Are you leaving?"

"Yes, I figured that since I'm pregnant, I'd better rest at home and stop running about." I sighed a little. Although it was not the truth, it was actually what I had hoped for in my heart.

The lady nodded again and again, seeming to agree with me. "Yes, go home and recuperate. It's not too late for you to come back to the workforce after you give birth and recover. You’re young and beautiful, so you’ll definitely find a good job."

She did not know who I was. Her words were a pure blessing.

After saying goodbye to her, I took the elevator to the data department where I once worked.

Nicky was not in the office. She was probably off at Theo's place. Some of my colleagues rushed to greet me when they saw me come. "Wanda, why are you here at this time?"

"I came to say goodbye to you guys."

Everyone was stunned when I said this.

"You're resigning?"

"Yes, it's useless for me to stay here. I might as well go home and enjoy myself." I lowered my eyes, feeling a little desolate.