Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 128 Utterly Exhausted On my way to Solaris, I looked out the plane window at the clouds.

Suddenly, I thought of an unexpected person.

I hadn’t seen or heard from Atlas since the divorce proceedings concluded.

Although he hadn’t called, I somehow felt disappointed.

Still, I kept my distance, not wanting to get too close to him.

Despite my efforts, I couldn’t help but wonder why he hadn’t called or even texted me.

Strangely, I saw a missed call from him after turning my phone on when the plane landed.

My mind raced, but I returned the call after some hesitation.

Atlas asked, “Where are you?” “I just landed in Solaris,” I replied.

“Alone?” “Yeah.” “All right safe.” His tone was distant, and he didn’t seem interested in continuing the conversation.” I’ll hang up now.” I was frustrated.

Atlas called me, yet he didn’t intend to say much.

I was about to ask why he called, but he had already hung up.

I sighed and pocketed my phone, feeling conflicted.

When I met Fred this time, he seemed much better.

arrived and sent someone

Urban Builders, and they wasted no

discussed a detailed analysis of the upcoming ATL Empire project

their blueprints to draft a comprehensive design

they presented a cooperation plan

a well–defined

felt confident about what I was

evening, and we had dinner

the hotel they had arranged

I accepted their hospitality.

was tight, with only two days

return to Foswood

exhausted after taking

hadn’t experienced such an intense schedule since

my parents were with me, and my dad’s health

Amid

Corporation’s takeover had mentally and physically

determined not to make any

was desperate

once–bustling company now felt lonely, and I grew increasingly

my company, I hadn’t anticipated such a

a rug from underneath

clients he I wasn’t concerned about I was confident

supplier side of things was