After Divorce She Becomes the Billionaire Heiress ( Sylvia and Cyril ) Chapter 148
After Divorce, She Becomes the Billionaire Heiress ( Sylvia and Cyril )
Chapter 148 A Bit Familiar
Although what Juliet said was true, Sylvia couldnât shake the feeling that things werenât that simple.
But without meeting the person, itâs hard to draw conclusions. The next day, Sylvia sat in her office watching the aftermath of Barkâs online handling, and the person he recommended had arrived.
Sylvia put away her phone, ignoring the unofficial news. When she saw who walked in, she froze instantly.
At first glance, Sylvia found this person in front of her somewhat familiar, but she couldnât place where she had seen him before. After a while, she finally remembered â he seemed to be Cyrilâs archenemy from
a few years back.
Cyril had a few tough competitors on his entrepreneurial journey, and this one was the fiercest.
It was said that the two of them fought tooth and nail from the start of their ventures. Even after establishing their own companies and achieving success in different fields, their rivalry only grew deeper.
But later, she heard that this man had shifted his business overseas, ending the endless conflict and
competition.
Sylvia knew about this because she had been very concerned about Cyril over the years.
But she couldnât quite recall the name of Cyrilâs nemesis. After all, during that time, she had focused all her energy on Cyril, hardly paying attention to anyone outside of him.
âHey, uh, youâre my broâ¦â
âLong time no see! Why do you seem so distant? Donât tell me you forgot who I am. If thatâs the case, Iâd be heartbroken. After all, we used to have such a deep friendship.â
The man interrupted Sylvia with a playful smile, clearly joking. Sylviaâs eyes widened at his words. What
did he mean?
While it was true that she couldnât remember his name, her memory never indicated any deep friendship
between them.
The man sighed, a hint of disappointment in his voice. âSeems like you really forgot. But itâs okay. We were classmates in middle school. I was your desk mate back then. My name is Benjamin.â
Hearing that name, Sylvia remembered. Indeed, she had a middle school classmate named Benjamin.
She just hadnât expected her classmate to be in such a competitive relationship with her exâhusband. Their animosity had escalated so much.
After recalling, Sylvia immediately put on a smile and replied without missing a beat, âOh, I remember now. Your transformation is quite remarkable. Back then, I could hardly recognize you, and itâs even harder now. If you hadnât mentioned your name and identity, I might not have associated you with my
classmate.â
âIndeed, Iâve changed a lot. I was quite chubby in middle school. Now Iâve managed to slim down. When I walk around now, many people donât even remember me. Your brother has already discussed the
Chapte. 145 A Bit Famo
cooperation with me. What do you think about it?â
Even though Sylvia knew he was her middle school classmate, she wasnât exactly thrilled about discussing cooperation right away. She wanted to get to know him better first before considering any future plans. Understanding a person is crucial before embarking on any collaboration.
âNo rush. Itâs been so many years since weâve seen each other. Letâs catch up on other things first. We can talk about cooperation later.â
âFair enough. By the way, I heard you and Cyril got divorced. Did our past rivalry affect your marriage? Or was it because of my actions that he neglected you, leading to your divorce?â
Benjamin brought up their past rivalry. Sylvia didnât know how to respond objectively. She had very little insight into what had happened back then. However, she couldnât deny everything just because of a
competition.
âItâs not related to you. Itâs our own issues. By the way, how have you been living abroad these years?â
âPretty good, actually. Youâve seen my company. Itâs doing better and better. I realized later that our competition was driven by our mutual interests. But when I moved to a different place, I realized thereâs no point in clinging to one thing. Starting over somewhere else, I can achieve a different kind of success. Look at me now; Iâm doing great, arenât I? And my current worth, including all Iâve done, is many times
more than Cyrilâs.â
Sylvia thought he had let go of the rivalry with Cyril, but it turned out not to be the case. Although he didnât directly compare himself to Cyril, boasting about his company implied he hadnât let go of the competition
at all.
Sylvia sipped her coffee, thinking about how to politely send him away.
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âWhen I contacted your brother, he assigned me a task. He said you havenât been feeling well lately, and knowing my way around, he wanted us to meet. If our companies can cooperate, that would be great. If not, at least it might improve your mood.â
Benjamin laughed, admitting his real purpose for coming over.
Sylvia realized his visit wasnât as simple as it seemed. She hadnât expected him to come with a task. But how would improving her mood benefit him?
A businessman never makes a loss, especially someone like Benjamin who knows how to win.
âAre you wondering what benefits Iâll get? Donât worry about that. The reward your brother promised me is
irresistible.â
âCan you tell me what reward he promised you? If possible, I might double it.â
As Sylvia looked up, she saw the pressure in his eyes. She instantly understood why he was here and why
he was recommended to her.
Sylvia didnât want to invite trouble for herself, so she wanted to nip it in the bud.
âItâs really sad to see you like this. But the reward your brother promised me is something ever if you triple it, you wouldnât be able to change it.
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