Beyond the Divorce

I smiled and declined, "No, I've got things to attend to. I'm in a bit of a rush."

I didn't have time to engage in a battle with her. Many people were waiting for me back home, and she was not worth my time. I also don't see the need to have a conversation with her. It was best to keep words brief.

She smirked mysteriously. "Do you really not want to know why Liora embarrassed herself at the party?"

I looked at her indifferently and replied, "I'm not interested. Embarrassment is just inevitable when you have a devious mind."

She always played these games with me. It was not my cup of tea.

Stella did not want to linger once she realized I was not buying her story.

With a graceful smile, she said, "What your eyes see may not be the truth. You need to feel things slowly, Chlo. Be patient." Sure enough, she had some hidden agenda.

I remained calm, giving her a casual glance. "Alright. I've got all the patience in the world. Let's go!"

With that, I grabbed Myra and walked toward the parking lot. I could distinctly feel her cold and stern gaze from behind.

was definitely some hidden meaning in

Atlas with me. The two

she would play herself

she up to? She's so cryptic. I really can't stand

her hand, she'll be in trouble!" I said nonchalantly. However, there was still a trace of unease in my

seemed Stella was

breathed a sigh of relief. Then she asked, "Chlo, when do

hadn't thought

"Myra, bear with me on this. I think I need to get Matthew's opinion after his lawsuit is settled. After

rushing to send him away. On the contrary, I'll miss him terribly. I can't accept it i he's suddenly taken away from me," Myra said, sounding a bit helpless, a gentine expression of reluctance on

a sidelong glance. "Even if you're reluctant, you have to let go. After all, he has a family. If you like kids so much, have another

window. "In the end, a child is just a child.