Beyond the Divorce

Back in the hall, my gaze swept over to where Trinity was. She raised an eyebrow at me, looking cunning, like a sly fox.

As I turned, I noticed Liora walking in from outside. I was puzzled-she hadn't gone to the restroom, so where had she been? However, at the moment, she didn't look too well.

I took a glass of red wine from a waiter's tray, sipping it slowly while my eyes casually observed Liora. Simultaneously, I scanned the hall filled with elegance and sophistication. Ivanna whispered to me, "I'll go find out."

I nodded, and she walked into the crowd.

Just then, a voice sounded beside me, "I didn't expect to see you here, Ms. Chloe."

Upon hearing this, I sensed an underlying meaning in the tone.

Involuntarily, I turned to look, and a seductive woman was walking toward me from behind.

Madison Ballard. She used

dealt with second-hand houses. Over the past few years,

cleverly transformed a mediocre small company into a leading real estate company. They became nouveau riche, and their assets skyrocketed,

think highly of herself, believing she had become a true socialite. She adorned herself with heavy makeup, wore items with large designer

ostentatious.

she was swaying her hips toward me. There was a hint of disdain on her face. Based on her tone earlier, I knew she was here to stir up trouble. "Ms. Chloe, you seem to be quite a prominent figure now. Why didn't you come with Mr. Atlas today? He should be

words on purpose today, hoping to rile up a crowd and pit us against each other. She wanted to remind everyone that I was

words drew many eyes to us, and I was sure that most of them were Atlas's admirers. I could tell from the looks on their faces

that standing by Atlas's side meant enduring criticism

represented those who had their eyes on

I need to do." Upon hearing this, Madison sneered, "I don't know where you get your confidence. Do you really think you're someone important to