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After Divorcing, She Shocked the World

Top Special Agent, Wu Mei, was murdered in a conspiracy. When she opened her eyes again, she found herself transmigrated into the body of the gorgeous, abandoned wife of a handsome, wealthy man and… She was sleeping with him!   The handsome man placed the divorce papers in front of her and said, "Let's get a divorce. I'll give you one hundred million."   Father: "If you don't get the money from President Li, your mother will pay with her life!"   Stepmother: "Quickly get a divorce and let your younger sister take your place!"   A sly smile crept up Wu Mei’s face. She agreed, "Sure. But... you'll have to raise the stakes."   After her divorce, Wu Mei became stronger and stronger. She dealt with her stepmother and punished scumbags. She was awesome!   Gradually, her true identity was revealed - A medical genius, hacker, businesswoman… Her existence shook the world!   All the big shots knelt before her. "Whoever messes with her, messes with us!"   Then, at a cocktail party, someone saw…   The almighty Mr. Li clinging onto Wu Mei's waist, his eyes red as he begged, "Let's get married again. I'll even give you my life."   Just like before, Wu Mei smiled slyly and said, "You'll have to raise the stakes."

Dickens · 现代言情
分數不夠
360 Chs

Minority of Shareholders

編輯: Henyee Translations

"…Looks like you're in the midst of a shareholder meeting? You don't mind if we sit down and participate, do you?"

Wu Mei pulled out a seat beside Wu Pang and sat down. With an imposing aura, she picked up the documents that were scattered on the ground and dusted the papers before reading them carefully as she said, "What are you guys discussing? Tell me."

In the meeting room, the few managers hung their heads low and did not dare to respond.

They were employees of the Wu Corporation who earned their annual salaries to support their families. They did not want to participate in the battle between the higher-ups and become cannon fodders.

That was why the managers chose to ignore them at that moment. They did not express their opinions or take sides.