Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 516 Matchmaking on the Cruise Ship I was restless the entire night.

Every time I thought about my past with Matthew, I couldn't find peace. I pitied Grace, who had no one to rely on at such an old age, unlike others who had their families.

Her whole life had been pitiful, and now, at the end, she still pleaded for her son.

After Grace settled in with me, Matthew came once to see her with a lot of supplements, treating her like a neighbor. He didn't mention taking her back with him, perhaps feeling that she would be better cared for here.

However, he did inform Grace that Abby had been detained for 15 days due to causing trouble here. This brought Grace some joy; she thought it was her son taking revenge for her, but it was actually Atlas's doing. I didn't tell her, though.

I wanted to let her leave thinking that her son did care for her.

The house I found for Lauren was in the duplex building next to Ivanna's, with about 120 square meters of space.

Atlas helped find it, and I made the decision to buy it because I couldn't reach her and didn't know where she had gone, whether it was abroad or within the country.

But I knew Oliver hadn't given up on finding her. He had changed significantly; I saw him once from a distance, without even exchanging a

greeting.

been under the impression that I had intentionally kept him in the

Arthur

for the business people

turned out

luxurious yacht, spanning two days and two nights, starting Friday evening and

caused a stir throughout Foswood, as Arthur's reputation had attracted many attendees from foreign financial groups and large businesses, making it an unprecedented grand event. At that moment, it wasn't

scions, elites, socialites and celebrities of Foswood were all eagerly seeking tickets, turning what was initially a simple business

some socialites

how their minds worked. Was this what it meant to have status?

to be on the ship for two

in style, covering my shoulders, back, and legs adequately. Yet, he kept praising how beautiful I