Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 284 The Culprit Is Here

I was taken aback as Atlas walked in with a stern expression. It seemed he was not surprised to find

Stella here.

Stella had been sitting by my bedside with her back to the door. When she heard someone approaching, she turned around. Seeing Atlas, she appeared genuinely surprised. “Atlas, you’re here?”

She quickly stood up and positioned herself by Atlas’s side. She held onto his arm. “I came to check on Chloe. Why didn’t you tell me it was this serious?”

Atlas’s gaze remained focused on her delicate face, and the corners of his mouth twitched.

“This isn’t the best place for you to be. Dylan, take Ms. Stella back!”

Stella probably didn’t expect Atlas to be so straightforward in front of us. She quickly said, “Atlas, I just

got here! I wanted to be with you-

“Dylan!” Atlas’s words were clear and unwavering, leaving no room for doubt.

Stella’s face paled slightly, her hand still gripping

Atlas’s arm.

stepped forward. “Ms. Stella, I’ll take you back!”

arm and picked up her

now. I’ll drop by again when I’m

been holding back for

it in any longer and spoke extremely disrespectfully. “Ms. Stella, Mr.

isn’t the best

immediately

outsider to tell me

“Take care of yourself! Once you’re feeling better, I’ll

glared at Lauren and then

a sense of cynicism. I had to admit

no way she was unaware of the perfume incident.

vanished? It seemed she had come

that he didn’t want to do anything drastic to Stella.

perfume had been a gift from her. He knew about all of it, including her plot to make me commit a major faux pas on his birthday.

had set for them? She was like a ticking time bomb, lurking by my side. I had to remain vigilant because she could explode at any

I detested being in this kind of situation. After escaping

a pained face. “Would you like something to eat? I will go buy it for you!”

don’t have

chest. I didn’t dare to move too much, as the

to worry about her. She

arranged for a meal for you!”

first.” I tried my best not to get emotional. “I