I packed my belongings into a box without once looking up at him.
"Fine! Then get the hell out of my sight! Once you leave Delgado Corp, let's see which company in this city would dare hire you!"
### Chapter 4
He was seething, teeth clenched, shouting at me like a cornered animal.
He was waiting for me to regret it. Waiting for me to beg. But I pushed through the crowd at the door and walked out without looking back.
I'd barely gotten into the car when my father called. "That Delgado bastard actually had the nerve to tell me the wedding is still on."
I drew a long breath. So he couldn't wait to announce his wedding to Vivian Porter to the whole world.
"And he had the audacity to say you were the one who fell for another man and called off the engagement first."
"Just wait. I'll make that animal pay."
Even though I didn't love him anymore, the sting still cut deep.
To protect his pride, I'd never told him. His biggest investor, his majority shareholder, was my own father.
And this was how he repaid me. Dragging my name through the mud, stripping whatever dignity was left from what we'd had.
I drove back to the Delgado house and packed as fast as I could.