Beyond the Divorce

I waited until it was late, but Adrian didn't call me back. Exhausted, I lay down on the sofa and drifted off to sleep.

When I woke up, it was already the next morning.

One arm was tightly wrapped around me. I had no idea when Atlas had come back, but he must have carried me to bed.

I didn't dare move when I saw him sleeping so peacefully. I just snuggled into his arms, thinking about Melanie.

I wondered if she had gone to look for her son. It looked like I couldn't wait for Matthew to make up his mind. I had to take the child back to the Reese family.

I was worried about Charlie's safety. After all, Johnson wasn't his legal guardian. If Melanie tried to take the child, Myra wouldn't be able to stop her. If that happened, Melanie might become extremely ruthless.

I had to take him home sooner or later. Sending him back earlier would save Johnson and his wife from trouble.

After all, if the child went back to the Reese family, Melanie wouldn't dare provoke them. She wouldn't dare mess with Arton, especially considering how Arton probably knew a lot about her.

If she took the child away, she might ruin him.

Atlas was right. We were all feeling the chain reactions from this incident. But what worried me most was whether Matthew's case could go to trial as scheduled.

It wasn't until a phone call woke Atlas up that I left his embrace. He squinted, answered the phone, then hugged me again, giving me a kiss. "You're awake?"

get back last night?" I asked, looking at his weary

3 in the morning. You want to sleep

mind. I want to take Charlie back to the Reese family to help Johnson and his wife avoid trouble. Melanie's on the loose, and she's a danger to the child. If

to look at Atlas and asked,

is a big deal." Atlas got up

see Arnold

he was planning

him in surprise. "I thought

is it? You can't bear to see me go? I'll stay

immediately turned cold, "Stop kidding yourself. Hurry up and go back, don't

playfully. "This is my sister's place. It's normal for her to spoil me like

he turned to me. "I'll go back

handle

there.

soon, and this