Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 347 Bumping Into Dylan

Lauren had booked a luxurious suite with its own hot tub. However, my dad was old–fashioned and

preferred to soak outdoors, so we reluctantly let him go.

Ava was thrilled to visit this kind of place for the first time. She kept admiring her swimsuit and dancing in

the mirror. My mother joined the fun, and they both had a great time.

Lauren and I continued to discuss the state of ATL Empire. She expressed her helplessness and said, This time, I really don’t know what to do. Nobody can get in touch with Atlas.”

“Don’t blame yourself. I’m well aware of this. Pleca Park is off–limits now that he’s injured and there for treatment. Plus, Celine has arranged for her own people to guard him. It’s as if he’s under house arrest.”

I was getting more anxious after learning he’d be treated in Monora. Something didn’t seem right. He

would be taken to Monora unaware and can’t defend himself if Celine tried to hurt him.

“Ive received word that they plan to send him to Monora for treatment,” I continued. “If he were

conscious, it would be a good thing, but in his current condition…”

I couldn’t finish my sentence, and Lauren understood my concern.

it,” she comforted me, then changed

spa was tiring, and it didn’t take long for us to feel hungry.

“I’ll check on my dad and order food. Let’s eat while we enjoy

on your dad, and

and headed out. The corridor was quiet,

here was quite effective.

the corridor, a door suddenly swung open, and a man emerged from that room.

aside and glanced into the room.

was surprised to see Dylan inside, eating and conversing with someone. The man who had left the

shut the door, blocking my view.

didn’t recognize the man who had left the room. He

averted my gaze and

my suspicion. Could it really be

accident, there had been no news of him, and it was as if he

Dylan get injured in

my initial purpose for leaving the spa area. My dad must’ve been looking for me, and when he saw me come out,

was looking

We’ve already

I wanted to knock on the door and see if it was really

rationality prevailed. I had already caused too much trouble, and I couldn’t afford to act recklessly, especially

I lingered in the corridor, hoping for another chance to see that door open.

I needed to confirm if the