Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 387 The Definition of Foolishness

There was something in Atlas’s eyes I didn’t understand. Soon after, he said, “I don’t believe you’re that

stupid, Chloe.”

Again, he called me stupid, I retorted, “Since you think I’m stupid, you ignore my feelings and do whatever

you want. You’re too self–centered. Do you even know how to respect others? Don’t you know others also

have dignity and rights?”

I became agitated. “Yes, I’m stupid enough t

you and your people to treat me like an idiot. Still, I

with you. I was stupid enough to

saw his eyes narrow and

stupid enough to watch you turn your back on me while I was on the floor. You’re right. I finally realized

vented my frustrations. Although I managed to maintain my dignity, I felt

keep our relationship professional,” I said disappointedly.

Atlas looked at

any further.

collaboration ends? His words startled me, and I looked at him, feeling

mocking smirk. He squinted while waiting for my response. Finally, I said firmly, “Then let’s pretend

as he pursed his lips.

many things because I’m stupid. Can you

He called out, somewhat exasperated.

to be so cold toward me. Maybe no one has

a mistake when you were unconscious. I begged to spend ten minutes with you,

staying away from you. I’m sorry. It

looked restrained. He seemed to struggle to say something but