Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 77 A Shameless Request I lay in bed and eventually fell asleep.

My nightmare consisted of Matthew and Melanie tormenting Ava and me.

I woke up crying but could not release my suppressed anger and frustration.

The chirps of birds and the morning sun gradually calmed my racing heart.

When I got dressed and went downstairs, I realized I hadn’t appreciated this place’s breathtaking beauty.

I knew I shouldn’t miss such a magnificent view.

It was already dawn when Atlas found me.

He observed my face with concern and asked, “Did you sleep well?” I smiled.

“I slept wonderfully! Thank you.” “Here we go again with the unnecessary thanks,” he said, taking my hand.

“Are you hungry? Let’s have breakfast.” Breakfast at this place was sumptuous, and I enjoyed it.

I needed all the energy I could get to face what lay ahead.

On our way back, Atlas reminded me, “Take care of yourself and don’t be too stubborn.” I was unsure what he meant by “stubborn,” but I did not inquire further.

It was my first time being out overnight with my phone off while Matthew was home.

Between the office and home, I chose the latter.

face the looks of

I just wanted some

I was shocked when I entered

the members of the Murphy family had gathered

as if I had done something

saw me enter and rushed over

back! We couldn’t find you anywhere, and your phone was

how worried I was?” Although he spoke so sincerely, I wondered whether or not he was genuinely

uneasiness vanished upon seeing

slap him but held back because I had not achieved my goal

looked at him Indifferently, removed my shoes, and walked

glanced at everyone present and asked, “is something going on? It looks li ‘s bere, huh? Luder You’re the one who stayed out at night” Molande

two!”

good

know you were angry

understand the situation and was worried

temper get the best of

mad at

saying, “You don’t understand a thing, do you?” “Have some shame, will you?”

since her family was

change your

we’re glad that you’re

family, so I hope you can

my fault for not raising

him to make such a big