Beyond the Divorce

A sudden force knocked the phone out of my hand, and I tumbled down with no chance of stabilizing myself. An instinctive scream escaped my lips, and I reached forward with both hands to try to keep my balance.

In this terrifying moment, I saw another dark figure emerge from beneath the steps, quickly catching me as I descended. The momentum caused us to stumble involuntarily.

Once stabilized, I saw that the person who caught me was Dylan.

Still in shock, I glared at the steps above, only to find Liora standing there. Her expression was quite complex, her mouth hanging open in a ridiculous manner.

There was astonishment on her face, and she gritted her teeth. Obviously, I hadn't fallen down as she had hoped, leaving her infuriated.

At that moment, another unexpected event occurred.

Seeing me glare at her, Liora tried to descend the steps to get to me. Atlas, however, approached her suddenly. With a powerful kick, he sent Liora tumbling down the steps. Her body flew out like a ragdoll.

The next second, she fell heavily at our feet with a dull thud and a painful groan.

Atlas quickly descended the steps, reaching us. He placed his foot on Liora's face without hesitation.

sharply, evoking murderous intent. He stared at Liora's distorted

your hands on her? I think you've grown

the pressure of

I'll sue you... You... You're intentionally

wish and leave you with evidence." Atlas's cold voice sounded again. This warning carried a ruthless tone, sending shivers down the

quickly pressed down, and before I could see what was happening, I heard something break and Liora's

Harm her again, and I'll make you wish you were dead. Remember this!" Atlas's voice echoed

gentle despite his chilling presence. "Move around. Does it hurt anywhere? Don't be afraid,

hugged me, his face full of remorse. It was a

let you leave

shifted slightly, looking up at

you...have an easy time!" Liora's curses and

at her with a trace of irony in my faint smile. I might have suffered a serious fall if it weren't

struggle on the ground, a sarcastic smile on my