Chapter 373 Return Of Ex-wife

• “You too! Have an early night!” “Good night.” “Good night!” After Jaydon and Joanna said goodnight to each other, they suddenly found that there was nothing else to say. Although Jaydon called her every day, Joanna didn’t really have much to say to him. After ending the call. Joanna felt a little troubled. Miranda had run a bath for her. Joanna immersed herself in the bathtub and thought for a long time. She really did not know where the road in the future would lead her to! However, no matter how difficult the road ahead was, she had to work hard to live. The next day, at the office of the Haynes Group. When Joanna arrived at the office, the atmosphere was a little strained and peculiar.
• Mr. Paul and Mr. Roger were leaving the company at the same time. It felt as if the Haynes Group was on the verge of collapse. The employees were also a little uneasy. The reception staff greeted politely, “Good day. Miss Haynes!” “Good day, everyone!” When Joanna got to her office, Luna walked in with a stack of contracts. “Miss Haynes, this is the agreement to buy back the shares. Please go through it again.” “Mm–hmm. No issue.” “Miss Haynes, are you really planning to pledge 30% of your shares as collateral?” Joanna frowned slightly. “There’s no turning back now that we have embarked on this course of action. The wheels are already set in motion. We have no choice but to push onward. Luna frowned but did not say anything else.
• Just like that, life went on uneventfully. In a flash, another half a month passed. Today was already the 22nd of July. It would be Joanna’s birthday in two days. Beep! Beep! Beep! “Hello, Jay!” Jaydon’s voice rang out from the phone. “Joann. your 25th birthday is in two days! How do you plan to celebrate?” “Well… No need to celebrate.” Jaydon sighed softly and said apologetically, “I’m sorry. I may not be able to rush back to celebrate your birthday with you. You won’t be angry with me, will you?” Joanna laughed. “It’s okay! I don’t really care about this. Birthdays have no meaning to me other than reminding me I’m at year older.” Ever since Joanna was young, no one had celebrated her birthday for her except her mother. Ever since her mother passed away, she had not celebrated her birthday anymore.