My Flash Romance With the Richest Mogul



Finn was momentarily stunned.

But he quickly regained his composure. After Janine said "hello" a second time, he hurriedly said, "It's me, Finn."

Janine fell silent immediately, her tone turning cold. "What do you want?"

Finn was momentarily taken aback. In his memory, Janine from 20 years ago had always looked at him with nothing but affection. She had never shown any signs of a spoiled attitude and was gentle and understanding.

If it weren't for poverty back then, he might not have left.

With a sigh, he said, "There's no need for things to be so strained between us. Some matters aren't as terrible as you think, and I'm not as bad as you thought. A lot has happened recently, and I think you might have misunderstood me."

"There's clearly nothing important. I'm hanging up. Don't call me again. You're just a stranger to me," Janine replied with the same icy tone.

Finn recalled their last meeting, which had also ended in hostility. Janine hadn't shown the slightest regard for him back then, either.

"Wait! I want to see you. Can you come to Murida? I want to talk face-to-face. These years have been hard on you, and I know I owe you," Finn said quickly.

He could tell that when Janine said she'd hang up, she meant it.

On Janine's end, when she heard Finn's words, it was as though she'd heard something absurd. "Murida? I wouldn't see you even if you were in Jipsburg, let alone in Murida."

"Who is it?" Ted asked.

Janine answered warmly, "A piece of garbage."

Then, she hung up the phone.

Finn stared at his phone in stunned silence. He kept looking at the screen where the call had been disconnected.

From Janine's tone, it was clear there was another man nearby-close enough that Finn could hear his voice distinctly.

Janine had a man!

Although he hadn't seen him, it was obvious that Janine and the man had a close relationship. He had never imagined Janine would be with someone else.

In his mind, Janine was a very conservative woman. Even though he had left 20 years ago, he had kept tabs on her.

He knew that Janine had always been single while raising the children. Ten years ago, there were even men who wanted to marry her, but she refused them all.

But that man just now...

The more Finn thought about it, the more unsettled he felt.

"What did she say? Did she hang up on you again? Or are you now regretting leaving her? Ha! Even if you are, it's useless. There's no chance between you two. Do you think she'd take you back?" Miriam sneered as she observed Finn's dazed expression.

After so many years of marriage, they knew each other too well.

She immediately figured out that Finn was still thinking about Janine. Otherwise, he wouldn't look so utterly distraught.

Finn snapped back to reality. "Can you stop overthinking? How could I still be thinking about her? She won't even listen to me, let alone come to Murida. I think we should move somewhere else—maybe Askea."

Miriam frowned. "It's true that we can buy a kidney over there, but I don't trust them. What if there's a risk of infection or something worse I won't feel at ease. The best option is still one of your sons.

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clear-they're just like Janine. They've completely cut us off. Besides, they don't need money. No matter how much we offer, they won't accept it," Finn said, his voice heavy with resignation.

After speaking with Janine just now, he finally realized what had happened.

However, Miriam refused to give up. "I'll call Janine myself!"