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CHAPTER 40: Password Palooza

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Philip

Sarah's escape has left me in a foul mood, and I have reprimanded several employees in the office because of it. I issued a strict deadline to my team, sending them into a frenzy as they scrambled to meet it.

Josh has lost his utility as a pawn in my game against Sarah; her apparent fearlessness rendered him useless as leverage.

"Boss, it appears Mr. Amir Benner knew Madam Sarah before your marriage," Alex interjected, drawing my attention.

I looked up, intrigued, awaiting Alex's explanation.

"Ms. Jessica Woods and Madam Sarah attended the same university before Madam Sarah relocated to Highland Hills. That's the extent of our findings."

"So, you're saying they could've been fighting over the same guy, and that guy's Amir?" I grimaced as I asked.

"No, Boss! Please don't entertain such thoughts. You are far more dignified and handsome than him," Alex reassured hastily.

Alex seemed determined to alleviate my mood, but his words failed to stir any emotion within me
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What do you think happened? How come Sarah was able to switch her dress to black so quickly?

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rosenie pultoo
probably wearing a black dress under it.
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Susan
i quess there is a black dress under the white dress she's wearing ,since she is always wear black after her child died., or she'd ask the assistant to bring one. she's really smart.
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Susan
i really enjoy your book it make me laugh and happy all day, i love it , this is amazing....always excited to read more.
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