My Fiancé Fired Me and His Girl Took My Code Chapter 10

My Fiancé Fired Me and His Girl Took My Code Chapter 10

It took ten days to finish the cleanup at Apex. I asked Julian Stein if I could push my start date back, and he

didn’t mind.

After the $10 million hit my account, I treated the entire tech team to a high-end dinner.

The company was a shell of its former self, and rumors of layoffs were already flying.

I made sure to scout my best former assistants, telling them to hit me up the second they were ready to

jump ship.

Once I officially started at Luminary Technologies, everything clicked.

The team was top-tier, and for the first time in years, I didn’t have to carry the whole load myself.

The software I’d developed hit the market and exploded.

We had over a million users in the first round, raking in over a billion dollars in revenue.

By the first quarter, I’d already earned back the value of my entire equity stake.

After Preston moved out, I hired a professional crew to scrub the place from top to bottom.

Everything that even smelled like him went straight into the dumpster.

Looking at the place with all-new furniture, it felt like I’d finally moved into a home that was truly mine.

I heard from Gavin Mason that the damage Chloe Harris caused was so severe she got hit with eleven and a

half years in prison.

She was ordered to pay $10 million in restitution, but since she didn’t have a dime, she’d be serving it out

behind bars instead.

The owner of that rival firm got prison time too, and after a $30 million settlement, his company went

belly-up.

Talk about karma.

Preston couldn’t land a job in the city. He had no choice but to take his career elsewhere.

He couldn’t even put his real work history on a resume, so he had to start from the bottom. I heard it was

brutal.

The job title and looks he’d been so vain about were worthless in a cutthroat market.

No girls were lining up to chase him anymore, and a year later, he was still single.

As for me?

Thinking about it makes me smile.

Right now, I’m seeing someone He’s kind, he’s gorgeous, and he’s loaded.

Actually, scratch that-we’re officially a couple

Mr. Stein’s great, and he tells me I’m great, too

Luminary doesn’t have an ‘anti-nepotism’ policy

We don’t have to hide a thing

It feels amazing to have a partner who’s on my wavelength, someone to walk through life with.

I’m truly the lucky one