Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 878 Trusted Aide

I pondered momentarily before speaking. "I don't advocate for a merger, at least not at the moment."

"Why not?" Atlas asked seriously.

I shared my thoughts and reasons.

He looked at me, nodding approvingly. He pulled me closer and kissed my forehead, exuding a sense of satisfaction.

"Great minds think alike. You're right. This isn't the right time for a merger. While Tanum has opened up opportunities, it lacks successful cases to support Hartz Group. And the foundation behind Hartz Group won't suit an alignment with Tanum. It needs to operate in a low-key way, so merging isn't the right move for now."

His words made it clear that Hartz Group did have a foundation backed by Atlas. He must have injected many resources into it and used his connections discreetly.

"And the future doesn't necessarily require a merger. They can each flourish and complement each other's strengths and weaknesses and connect in a different way, for instance, through cooperation. Hartz Group can maintain its original purpose, grow steadily, and forever be the backstage support for Tanum."

Atlas spoke with a thoughtful air, showing his strategic thinking. I understood him. He was a master strategist in everything he did.

looks like you've invested a lot of energy

crystal clear

nodded. "I found a way to change Hartz Group's legal representative to incorporate

taken aback and asked, "When did you make

but I'm using your pet name. No

time and asked, "Does that

either," Atlas affirmed. "Only the two of

a little lost at his statement. It was a painful reminder that there were still many secrets from our past that even I

overthink it. I'm sure you'll slowly remember everything. I'm sorry for

impeccable face and the commanding aura he naturally exuded. This man was my steadfast support. I didn't have to analyze whether anything he did was right

you," I said with

tightened his

Group independently," He told me confidently. "Once we secure this

of cooperative relationship with Hartz Group. Hartz Group will charge ahead, and Tanum will take