A few days later, Harrison, having sealed the deal with David Corp, was in a festive mood. He rarely ever went to clubs, but he guessed it might be a nice change of pace for him.
Celebrating his win alone in his villa didn’t sit well with him. Not having a reliable partner – not having Mandy – to go to when in a bad or a good shape stung and left a bitter taste in his mouth.
He didn’t know if he should be grateful Mandy had bothered with him at all, the day he had passed out, and taken him to the hospital, or bitter that she’d leave him there alone – despite having called Anthony.
But then again, she was no longer his wife. She had made it so, and he had allowed it to happen.
He had no right – absolutely none – to demand anything of her.
And thus, he headed to one of the most pri
