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Jacob crumpled the report he had just gotten. His secretary seemed silent, not knowing what to do since everything her boss wanted to know, she had already given.

"Asshole!" cursed Jacob as he unhooked his tie immediately. "You better get out, Risa. I don't need you anymore."

"Yes, sir."

Jacob let the woman who worked for him rush out of the room. He needed to cool down the emotions that were already overwhelming him. His head was throbbing not because of pain but because he had a lot to think about how to keep his mother out of the news. Especially about Bryan and his divorce case. It shouldn't have anything to do with her mother, but the media wouldn't just sit around looking for gaps so that news about them continued to rise and go viral. Many people talk about them and create a lot of opinions, especially when it's campaign time.

"Damn it!" Jacob was really annoyed. He didn't care if the glass on his desk was now scattered on the floor. The glass shar