Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 287 Being Elusive

glanced at her and nearly laughed. After composing myself, I asked, “Oh, I see. Anything else?”

She did not expect my reaction and looked surprised. She looked me up and down before asking, “Aren’t you going to ask who I’m going with?”

“Who you go with doesn’t concern me, so why would I ask that? I’m uninterested in your affairs. Besides, I don’t understand your work. Maybe you should talk to Ivanna? She might be interested,” I remained indifferent, making her think I was bored.

“I’m going with Atlas. What do you think?” Harmony looked at me provocatively.

“Oh, wow! Is he your so–called boyfriend?” I continued to play along. “I don’t think it matters to me, but you should probably tell his cousin. She might be interested. Don’t be fooled. As your neighbor, I’ll remind you

to be more careful,”

Harmony was puzzled by my words. She froze, trying to digest my words.

a brain like hers, she was lucky to become famous. Still, I knew her popularity

was about to open the door, she turned and said,

would give her a show since she wanted to watch by the

Harmony.

thinking about it. Have you considered the motive behind someone who took the initiative to talk to you?” Before entering my house, I said, “Neighbors can be helpful sometimes, not to mention we look pretty alike. I advise you

to greet me. I hope

Jitador.

tune as I entered. I knew I had left the naive Harmony with some pondering.

Although I couldn’t remember much of my childhood, I remember my parents loving

visit every year, only for me to constantly disappoint them. I felt an inexplicable happiness

Park after meeting Harmony just now. However, I found it hard to

my daughter at home instead.

lap. Suddenly, I remembered my old collarbone injury. I had wanted to ask about it but never had the chance. “Mom, how did I injure my collarbone? Also, it’s strange that I can’t remember

mom looked at me and smiled. “Why don’t

I sat up, realizing there was something more to it. “I don’t remember at all.”

to school. It was your dad’s colleague who