Beyond the Divorce

As I watched Atlas's car leave the driveway, I couldn't help but feel worried.

I had to admit that deep down, I didn't want Atlas to get too involved with the Huffman family, at least not in a business sense.

But it seemed like the situation was unfolding in the opposite direction.

I just wanted to get rid of this entanglement with Liora quickly, complete the model project in Bourdamun, and bring back my biological father who was still suffering somewhere. Those were my plans.

But fate often has its own plans. I suddenly found myself increasingly intertwined with the Huffman family.

In the living room, the two girls, Ava and Jenny, were busy unpacking the things we had bought.

Arnold was with them, playing and having a great time.

Rose and my mom chatted and smiled while watching them.

I noticed that those two had gotten closer.

When I came down, Rose called me over. My mom asked, "When's the trial for Matthew's case?"

I casually replied, "Monday."

"That's just three days away," my mom remarked.

turn her head

my mom, signaling

seemed indifferent whenever his name was mentioned, but I noticed that she paid close attention to what we said

looked at me and said, "That child's a clever one. If you spend more time with her, you'll be able to understand what's

knew that Rose's experience was valuable. It was a blessing to

I realized I had been busy lately and had taken Ava for

whenever I was home, but now

that, I joined their game, which made Arnold very happy. He

Ava until she fell asleep, and

called Ivanna to ask

woken up. She couldn't stop yawning and said nasally,

When I heard

her say that,

in Bourdamun: "Take an extra day off then. Rest at home tomorrow and come with

She seemed surprised, and said somewhat indifferently, "Are people still doing boring

into Michelle, who was

reunion. We need to go," I said. "I want to gather information about Beatrice. I want to see if anyone's been able to contact her It's been years since

go back to her hometown? She must not be in Foswood. Otherwise, she wouldn't have fallen off the