His 100% Loyalty Didn’t Last Forever Chapter 06

His 100% Loyalty Didn’t Last Forever Chapter 06

Jase changed his shoes and walked toward the bedroom.

But when he found the bedroom empty too…

He completely panicked.

A fear he couldn’t explain wrapped around him.

Then he saw the Divorce Agreement sitting on the coffee table.

With trembling hands, Jase picked it up.

He only read a few lines before his breathing became uneven.

“No.”

“That’s impossible!”

He grabbed his phone and called me again.

Still blocked.

“Why?”

“All I did was help an employee move!”

“And now she wants a divorce?”

“When did Emma become like this?”

Jase kicked the sofa and ripped off his tie.

His Loyalty Score changed again.

This time…

It dropped to 60%.

The breaking point.

Two days later, Jase finally found me in Willow Creek.

I had just come back from grocery shopping.

He looked exhausted.

But when he saw me, his eyes immediately lit up.

“Emma.”

“I finally found you.”

I took a step back.

My eyes fell on the number above his head.

60%.

I let out a cold laugh.

Looks like he had been getting along pretty well with Hannah these past few days.

“Emma, Hannah and I really have nothing going on.”

“She’s just my employee.”

“I was only trying to help her.”

“Jase.”

“If I remember correctly, Lauren’s wedding leave ended a few days ago, right?”

“Hannah is her assistant.”

“She needed an apartment.”

“Why didn’t she ask Lauren?”

“Why did she come to you?”

Jase froze.

He looked away.

“She…”

“Maybe she just feels safer asking a man.”

I almost laughed.

“Fine.”

“Then keep giving her that sense of security.”

“Emma!”

“Can you stop making a big deal out of everything?”

“I already helped Hannah find a place.”

“I won’t get involved anymore.”

“I promise”

“Come home with me.”

“How long are you going to stay at your friend’s place?”

“Riley still has school.”

He looked at me like I was just throwing a childish fit.

I stared at him.

“Jase.”

“I left the Divorce Agreement on the coffee table.”

“I already signed it.”

“All you need to do is sign.”

“Then we can get the Divorce Decree.”

“And as for me staying at Chloe’s penthouse…”

“She doesn’t mind.”

“You don’t get to decide that.”

Jase’s face slowly turned pale.

The Loyalty Score above his head started changing again.

But this time…

It went up.

63%.

“You’re divorcing me because I helped my employee rent an apartment?”

“Emma, when did you become someone I can’t even talk to?”

“When I helped Lauren, you never acted like this!”

“You just don’t like Hannah!”

“She’s a girl fresh out of college.”

“Something happened to her.”

“She came to me for help.”

“Was I supposed to ignore her?”

“There are so many women at the company.”

“And somehow…”

“She chose you.”

“Interesting, isn’t it?”

My sarcasm finally pushed him over the edge.

“What do you want me to do?”

“Fire her?”

“Is that what you want?”

“Emma.”

“She just graduated.”

“She worked hard to get this job.”

“And now she could lose it because you can’t stand her…”

“Jase.”

“Don’t you get it?”

“From the moment you came here…”

“Until now…”

“You’ve done nothing but defend Hannah.”

“Every other sentence is about her.”

“She’s just a young girl.”

“She’s fresh out of college.”

“She has it so hard.”

“You say I’m unreasonable.”

“You say I have no empathy.”

“You say I’m biased.”

“If I’m really that terrible…”

“Then sign the damn papers!”

I had hit the truth he refused to face.

Jase’s face turned red, then pale.

It was almost funny.

I didn’t bother with him anymore.

I walked straight into the apartment.

Jase no longer had access to the building.

All he could do was watch my back disappear down the hallway.

But he didn’t leave.

He waited downstairs.

Until Chloe came home from work.

The moment Jase saw her, he rushed over.

“Chloe.”

“Please.”

“Help me talk to Emma.”

“Tell her to come home with me!”

Chloe immediately stepped back.

Like she had just run into trouble itself.

‘Jase.”

“Weren’t you busy helping your little assistant find an apartment?”

“How do you suddenly have time to come here?”

“That…”

“That was just a misunderstanding.”

“I don’t know if it was a misunderstanding.”

“But I do know one thing.”

“You’re tainted now.”

Jase’s face turned pale again.

He hurried to explain.

“Nothing happened between me and Hannah!”

“Nothing!”

“I slept on the couch every night!”

Chloe couldn’t help laughing.

She leaned closer to him.

“Yeah.”

“You slept on the couch.”

“But your heart?”

“It was probably in your little assistant’s bed, wasn’t it?”