"That's right! How silly of me. That's the best decision you've ever made, divorcing that man!" Tammy let out a sigh of relief. "How's your schedule like tomorrow? I'll buy you dinner. We're celebrating you being single at long last!"

"My schedule is packed. I own the Tate Tower now," said Avery.

"Yes, yes, I heard all about it from Jun. It cost you ninety million dollars, my loaded friend."

"Eighty million dollars," said Avery, unfazed. "He returned the extra ten million dollars to me this evening."

"Pfft! What is this between you two? Playing around like children," Tammy scoffed.

"I'm setting some clear boundaries between us," said Avery.

"Well, I agree. It's a wonderful thing you're doing. This man is vicious. I told Jun to stay away from him!" Tammy sounded resentful.

"It's getting late. Have a good night's rest, I can barely keep my eyes open." Avery was really exhausted at this point. Her eyelids felt like they weighed a thousand pounds.

Elliot had proved his love and c