Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

Chapter: 763
Once home, Sonia rang her up. Despite Sonia’s reassurances and offers of company, Ariana declined.
There were also comforting messages from Sarah, Tyler, and others.
Ariana let out a sigh. She was able to quickly get a grip because she knew Theodore was alive and he had plans in motion.
However, Sarah and Sonia were in the dark, and she intended to keep it that way. She didn’t want to make matters worse.
With guilt tugging at her, Ariana had a sleepless night. She was fraught with worry for Theodore.
To distract herself from her thoughts, she woke up early the next day to attend an online prenatal class. While engaged with that,
she received a call from Marge.
“Ariana, are you feeling any better today?” Marge sounded uncertain on the line.
“I’m doing okay.”
She sensed that Marge had something on her mind, so she prodded, “What’s up?”
“Oh, nothing much,” Marge sighed. “I was upset about what happened yesterday. I’ve submitted my resignation, but I still have to
pass on my duties. I’ll be Leaving in about a month.”
After a moment of silence, Marge added, “Also, Sarah, her team, and Tyler are thinking about cutting ties with the company.
They’re currently hashing it out in the conference room.”

The conference room was saturated with a tangible strain; various individuals found themselves at odds with each other. One
faction consisted of Jasper, joined by the HR chief, while the other consisted of Sarah, her squad, and Tyler
A collective frown of displeasure spread across every face present, a mirror to the discordant talk of contract termination. Jasper,
freshly minted as CEO, was experiencing firsthand the bitter taste of rebellion.
His authority was challenged, creating a ripple of negativity throughout the corporate sphere. This first wave of defiance led by
Sarah and her team had spurred on the undercurrent of anticipation within the company, where others awaited his downfall with
bated breath.
Unable to suppress his frustration, Jasper aggressively slapped the papers he held onto the table. A conceited sneer marked his
face as he stared down at Sarah and her comrades. “You’d do well to reconsider,” he warned, brimming with self-importance,
“Your significance outside the Anderson Group is questionable. Remember who helped you be where you are now.”
Sarah held her stance, unwilling to give in. “Your contribution or Lack thereof in our rise is irrelevant,” she countered, her gaze
not wavering from Jasper’s. “What matters is that we’ve decided to sever ties with the firm today.”
As Sarah’s audacity escalated, so did Jasper’s wrath. “Fine,” he seethed, his words echoing with malice, “You ungrateful wretch!
If you are determined to leave, be prepared to be slapped with a lawsuit for breaking the contract
Yet Sarah was undeterred. With an unwavering resolution, she shot back, “Alright then, we’ll face this head-on in court. I had the
courage to show up today; I’m not scared of your threats!” Her hand hit the table with force as she pointed her finger accusatorily
at Jasper. “You used to neglect your company duties, but now you have struck gold and become the CEO. But don’t think too
much of yourself! You are nothing but a playboy!”

Sarah’s words pushed Jasper closer to the edge. But the HR head at his side stepped in, putting a temporary halt to his brewing
counterattack.
With a strained smile, the HR head tried to pacify the situation. “Mr. Anderson, I implore you to cool down and Lend me your ear,”
he urged.
“What’s Left to discuss? These folks all of a sudden believe they can fly without our help. How ungrateful!” Jasper retorted, his
patience rapidly dwindling.
“It’s not quite that simple,” interjected the HR head, swallowing his exasperation. He soldiered on, his smile barely holding up.
“Sarah, at this time, is a significant asset to our firm, she’s the prime driving force for our traffic and revenue. You might want to
consider finding a way to convince her to stay.”
“Why would I want her around? Have I lost my mind?” The ridicule was apparent in Jasper’s voice, his regard for Sarah had
plummeted.
With an internal sigh, the HR head elaborated, “The company is already in choppy waters due to the sudden demise of the
previous CEO, which led to a sharp drop in our market shares. Sarah is essentially our anchor in this storm. If she walks out, it
will only amplify the chaos.”
Yet, Jasper remained indifferent to the reasoning. His face reddened in his mounting anger, any association between Sarah and
Ariana was distasteful to him. The possibilities of the tricks they might be pulling behind his back were endless. Moreover, Ariana
had not only rejected him but had also physically kicked him, effectively burning their bridge. The mere thought of keeping
anyone associated with Ariana in his Life was repulsive to him.
ALL these thoughts only added fuel to Jasper’s raging fire. He wrenched himself free from the HR head’s grasp. He made his
announcement, his voice echoing around the room, “These useless folks were all propped up by Ariana. What’s their worth? I
can just find another artist to fill in their shoes.”