Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 229 Complaints

“When did you get back?” I asked joyfully..

1’ve been back for two days now,” Atlas replied flatly. Although he sounded calm, I felt disappointed. It seemed I wasn’t that important to him since he could come and go without notifying me.

My mood plummeted, and I said nothing.

He continued, “You don’t need to worry about that and just focus on your work.”

“What do you mean?” I replied, slightly annoyed.

“Do you have time to worry about me?” he spoke forcefully, avoiding my question.

I knew he was in a bad mood, so I didn’t respond. Instead, hung up, thinking he should know what it feels like for me to hang up on him, I waited a while, but he didn’t call me back. I felt even more dejected.

scrolling through my phone, I realized I hadn’t seen Ivanna and Lauren for several days. I called them, but Ivanna’s line was

remembered

like Ivanna? You’re always complaining like her,” I retorted, and

I haven’t seen her yet. I don’t even know

you’re home.”

you visit her when I’m not home?” I replied disdainfully,

a clubhouse where we could soak in the hot springs

there to relax. I hadn’t experienced such leisure since I typically had a

was either at work or with Ava

in such a place piqued my interest, so I agreed and suggested we invite Ivanna. However, Ivanna’s phone remained busy, causing me to

to Lauren’s provided location, which was quite far away. I didn’t need to plan things since Lauren knew all about the place. As I drove, I realized the place wasn’t too far from Atlas’s house in Pleca Park. No wonder there was a hot

I arrived, I received a call from Ivanna. It seemed her lengthy conversation had finally ended. I complained, “Who have you been talking to? It’s been

handful. She’s all sunshine and rainbows if

I asked, “Who