Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 383 Making Things Difficult

Atticus smiled faintly. “Unless Celine is willing to go all out.”

My heart raced. He was right that if Celine went all in, ATL Empire wouldn’t be the only one affected.

Was Atticus trying to imply something to me? However, since it involved Liora, I couldn’t openly ask.

I had always consciously avoided discussing Liora with Atticus.

Atticus asked, “Is your inclination towards high–end designs inspired by Pinnacle Group?”

I nodded. “Yes.”

After all, it was Atticus who introduced me to Dominic.

“A word of caution. Don’t rush things. Pinnacle Group has an exceptional planning team, considered

among the global elite. But that means no one has replicated their success yet. Be careful!” Atticus

warned.

set me back?” I asked

reminder. Some things require the perfect alignment of timing, location,

the advice. I’ll proceed cautiously,” I replied, feeling a heightened appreciation for Atticus.

lot to me that he could offer such direct advice. Our conversation lasted

afternoon.

it was time for me to leave, Atticus said, “Actually, it was Atlas who

but didn’t turn around. Instead, I waved and walked out briskly. Truthfully, I was already aware that

at the hospital. When I mentioned that things had settled down, Atlas didn’t refute it. I knew then that his

that Atticus was unfazed by my questions. I wondered if his indifference was toward Liora and Celine or if a secret existed

between them weren’t that

went straight to the fourth floor. After all, Bella had

I couldn’t decline.

each other for years. She had prepared lunch for me while I

won me over. Perhaps her reputation preceded her, but for her to cook me lunch in such

said a

used were exquisite. It made me feel slightly embarrassed. I had never experienced such refinement before. Even as

if we were old friends. If not for an incoming call, we might have

on the line, saying that they needed to shoot a promotional video for the sample rooms at ATL

“A

specifically requested your presence for this!” Carol’s tone was tense. “Both parties had already agreed on this during previous discussions.”

be right