Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 382 Testing the Waters

I settled back into my seat and asked, “Mr. Atticus, did you have something to discuss?”

“Nothing too urgent. The design for the downtown project is complete, and construction will begin soon.” He sipped his tea and said, “I had some free time, so I thought I’d invite you for a chat.”

I quickly said, “If you’re looking for staff, the project with ATL Empire is about to wrap up. Your team will

be back in no time! I have been meaning to thank you, but it seemed insufficient.”

Atticus chuckled. Since I met him, I always thought he had a captivating smile that was also mysterious.

“Do you think I invited you here just to reclaim the team?” He lounged on the couch and asked, “So, any

interest in continuing our collaboration?”

“Yes, I’d love that. But that depends on how fruitful you think our partnership has been.”

“The downtown project’s architecture and interior design may be synchronized, I considered doing it

myself, but my energy is limited. So I’m thinking of outsourcing it.”

to target the high–end market. Your

impressed me, so I wanted to discuss it with

His limited energy implied that he had something

briefly went over our year’s plans. “It depends on your needs. Ryan and I adjusted our strategy this

to target high–end customers. We will build our brand with top

studied management abroad but attended an architectural design college.

there.”

I thought of the second phase of Avalon Hills. Liora had

fighting for the

be that Atticus’s attention was diverted to this project?

for this year?” I asked casually, though I was

lose the second phase. It was a stepping stone for

yet. Several projects outside the city

spoke casually, but I could tell he was hiding

schedule a meeting with Ryan? We can discuss the interior work for the downtown project. While the overall plan has been approved, I think something is missing. Let’s exchange Ideas!”

time.” I quickly agreed. No matter how I looked at it,

Atticus.

piece of information. ‘ATL Empire

Atticus, you’re well–informed,” I replied calmly.