Chapter 240


    Genevieve rested at home for two days and only returned to work after recovering from her injury.


    Many of her colleagues had already arrived at the trantion department when Genevieve reached the


    office.


    Some were busy organizing documents while others gathered around to chat. When one of them saw


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    Genevieve walking in in a ck suit, she was stunned. “Hey, Genevieve. You’re back to work already?”


    Genevieve?


    As soon as Genevieve’s other colleagues heard her name, they looked over with wide eyes to stare


    curiously at her.


    They thought that she would note to work because of the amount of attention she was getting on


    the inte.


    “Good morning,” greeted Genevieve while smiling at her colleagues before settling behind her work


    desk.


    What was a noisy department just a few minutes ago suddenly turned dead silent.


    Genevieve noticed the awkwardness in the air and so lifted her head to smile at her colleagues once


    again. “I wasn’t feeling well, and there was an ident in the shower. That’s why I was away for quite a


    while. I appreciate that you guys covered for me, so I ordered some coffee and snacks as a thank you.”


    As soon as Genevieve finished her sentence, a delivery person carrying several bags entered the


    office. “Is there a Genevieve Rachford here? I have your order.”


    After taking the cups of coffee from the delivery person, Genevieve handed them to her colleagues.


    As she did so, she even teasingly asked them if they could not recognize her due to her recent weight


    loss andck of rest. This snapped them out of their daze as theyughed, epting her generosity.


    Suddenly, the entire office was lively again.


    After taking a few sips of her coffee, Genevieve set it aside and threw herself into her work.


    She was so focused that she did not even hear her name when another delivery person entered the


    office with a bouquet meant for her. A colleague ended up taking the flowers to her.


    “Genevieve, Mr. Sutton of Specter Corporation just sent you flowers,” informed the colleague after


    knocking on Genevieve’s desk to get the woman’s attention.


    Genevieve then lifted her head to see a bouquet of green roses.


    They looked so fresh that one could be forgiven for thinking that they were just plucked from a garden


    nearby.


    “Thank you,” responded Genevieve.


    Since her desk was littered with documents, Genevieve simply ced the bouquet by one of the


    drawers.


    When everyone had mostly finished their work close to noon, they went over to Genevieve with mugs


    in their hands to ask about the bouquet from Cooper.


    “Hey, Genevieve. Why did Mr. Sutton suddenly send you flowers? Is it because of your post on Twitter?


    Are you guys getting back together?”


    “Is there going to be another wedding?”


    Genevieve took a sip of her coffee before replying, “We had a misunderstanding before, and now that


    it’s resolved, we’re on good terms again. Mr. Sutton and I are just good friends, though, so no


    wedding.”


    “But I thought you remarried, no?” One of Genevieve’s colleagues noticed the absence of a wedding


    band on her ring finger. “I mean, you even took off your ring. Does that not mean you’re nning to


    marry Cooper again?”


    Genevieve then looked at her right ring finger and noticed a mark from wearing a ring too long. “I did


    remarry, but I have no ns for a divorce. I just took the ring off because I’ve lost a lot of weight


    recently. It doesn’t fit my finger anymore, and I didn’t want to lose it.”


    Even though Genevieve’s exnation made sense, her colleagues were unconvinced. “We heard that


    Cooper killed your parents just so he could take over your family business. Are you just going to forgive


    him like that?”


    “That’s nonsense,” responded Genevieve with a chuckle. “He and I grew up together, so I’m sure I


    know what kind of person he is. Besides, I gave him my shares voluntarily because I wanted him to run


    thepany for me. It would’ve gone bankrupt had I tried to manage it myself.”


    Some of Genevieve’s colleagues thought her actions were understandable.


    Since Cooper grew up with the Rachfords, it was only natural that Genevieve knew him best. On top of


    that, nobody had proof that the man killed Genevieve’s parents.