Beyond the Divorce

Honestly, I was sweating bullets for Ivanna. If the Huffman family wanted to crush her, all they had to do was lift a finger.

Anson was undoubtedly shrewd. He asked me, "Is she the girl that caught Jared's attention?"

I didn't know how to answer the old man for a moment. However, Rose chimed in, "Anson, this girl is quite suitable for Jared. Even more so than Trinity." Anson's face darkened, his eyes fixed on Ivanna, the emotions within them murky and unclear.

I pondered momentarily, thinking I needed to do something for Ivanna.

"Anson, the matters of the heart can't be forced. Trinity might need someone more suitable for her." I followed his gaze and looked at Ivanna.

Ivanna was chatting with Lauren, occasionally laughing and smiling, seemingly oblivious to the glances from our direction.

Not far away, Jared and Dylan were conversing, but I felt he was perceptive. When I looked over, he had already noticed my gaze.

Anson repeated my words with displeasure, "Suitable? Trinity likes Jared!"

"She and Jared are too similar. There's no attraction and no complementary qualities." I spoke straightforwardly.

Anson remained silent, but his eyes hadn't shifted.

"Perhaps Trinity has been by Jared's side for too long that everything is too comfortable. They are like family, but it's not necessarily love. Maybe she hasn't realized it yet." I didn't give up on my opinion despite Anson's displeasure.

find the right person to enjoy true love with. Even if they end up together, they might still part ways."

the topic without dwelling on

was sure that Anson still took in

me. "She's

up a

bit nervous. "Jitador is

Some matters need to be handled in Jitador."

you!"

me, his gaze suddenly filled with affection, "Little girl, fate is

smiled gently, deeply moved.

Atlas walked to my side. Looking at Anson, he greeted,

first

the future, I hope you both have a smooth journey of growing old together. Chlo

a father, always a father. Since I've had the honor of becoming her adoptive father,

walk hand in hand through the rest of our lives."

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