Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss novel Chapter 67

When Matthew returned to the dressing room, his brow was still deeply furrowed.

Queena was still lying on the chaise lounge, her face powdered to look pale and weak.

“Matt, you’re back,” she said softly, sitting up to take his hand. “You didn’t fight with Yvonne, did you? She grew up in such a materialistic family, it’s understandable that she’s a bit difficult. As her fiancé, you should try to be more patient with her.”

Matthew remained silent, staring at her with an expression that made Queena uneasy.

“Matt? What is it? Did Yvonne upset you again? For my sake, please don’t be angry with her, okay?” she pleaded, gently shaking his arm.

“Queena, the seed money I used to start my company—who did it really come from? Why does Yvonne have the bank transfer receipt?” he asked suddenly.

Queena’s eyes darted nervously. She never imagined something from so long ago would come up again.

“Matt, you know what it was like back then. After your father’s scandal, my parents forbade me from seeing you. I had to secretly sell my bags and jewelry to raise that three million. I was so afraid they’d find out that I asked Yvonne to wire the money to you. I can’t believe she would take credit for my feelings for you.”

Her eyes, red and tear-filled, made her look like a frightened rabbit. She struggled to her feet and started for the door.

“I’m going to confront her. How could she do this to me?” But after two steps, she swayed and collapsed.

“Queena!” Matthew cried out, catching her before she hit the floor.

She wept in his arms. “Matthew, we grew up together. After all these years, don’t you trust me?”

Her tears threw him into turmoil. “Don’t cry,” he soothed. “I don’t doubt you.”

“Matt, as long as you believe me, that’s all that matters. If Yvonne says the receipt is hers, then let it be hers,” she said, her voice a portrait of self-sacrifice.

Matthew frowned. “But she’s planning to sue me.”

“What?” Queena’s voice shot up, sharp and clear, with no trace of weakness.

“The original transfer receipt is in her hands. She’s using it to demand ten percent of my company’s shares,” Matthew said grimly. “I’m not giving in this time. I’ll get my lawyers to gather evidence…”

“Matthew!” Queena cut him off. “She wouldn’t really sue you. She’s just throwing a tantrum to get your attention. You should go talk to her, smooth things over. She’s still your fiancée, after all. Besides, if this goes public, it will be disastrous for your company’s reputation, not to mention the scandal for both our families.”

Matthew’s face remained hard, but after a long moment, he sighed. “If only she was half as understanding as you are, my life would be so much easier.”

Work at his company was piling up, so Matthew flew back to Istra the next day without so much as a word to his fiancée.

Not that Yvonne cared.

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