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I led the team for eight years, finally developing a groundbreaking drug for stomach cancer.
On the day of the celebration banquet, I had planned to reveal my secret marriage to CEO husband James.
Instead, he showed up all smiles with his first love on his arm, both dressed to the nines.
"Let me introduce everyone. This is Emily, a newly returned medical doctor who will be serving as the director of our pharmaceutical research institute. Please give her a warm welcome."
After the thunderous applause, Emily took James's hand, her face full of tenderness: "James, I can finally be by your side again."
James smiled gently at her words: "Thank you for coming."
Their hands remained clasped, as the crowd laughed and cheered them on.
Watching the sweet couple, I walked straight onto the stage and threw the research director's ID badge at Emily.
"Congratulations, Dr. Kerpan, on becoming the new director. Since you're so happy, why don't you two get married to celebrate?"

Selling Cancer Drug to Husband's Rival Company

He stood up, grabbed the pen, and signed the divorce agreement with decisive strokes, each character pressing forcefully through the paper.


Then James turned to Mr. Belmont and said, "Now that I've signed, can you be my attorney?"


Mr. Belmont called to inform me that James had signed and had also hired him to represent a new case.


However, I had already begun my new life.


Five years later, the groundbreaking bone cancer drug developed by my team successfully hit the market.


"Congratulations, Professor Everhart. I've heard all about it. Your team's drug development was incredibly successful. Dean Gevano even mentioned plans to commend your group later."


Garrett's cheerful voice rang in my ear, and I couldn't help but smile as I heard it. "Thank you, Professor Gerald. Would I have the honor of treating you to a celebratory dinner?"


Chapter 9