Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 1017 News In Foswood

She couldn't bear to revisit all those haunting memories and overcome the hurdles in her heart.

Oliver had complied with all her requests, giving her exactly what she needed. Honestly, only he could give her that.

Lauren had become accustomed to the lifestyle she shared with him.

How could she forget all that?

"That settles it! What I mean is, you can play it cool, but make sure to handle it delicately. Don't let Oliver waste all the effort he's put in and make him think you've already made up your mind to leave. That would be a loss for you," Ivanna spoke the absolute truth, which was precisely what I was concerned about.

"Ivanna's right, Lauren. There's a balance in everything. You really need to navigate this carefully," I added.

"There's a time for everything in life. If he can't endure this, it'll mean he's not sincere. So why force it?" Lauren set down the cup in her hands.

Ivanna and I were left speechless.

After a moment of silence, I asked, "Didn't he catch up with you last night?"

"He did. He stayed outside and talked all night," Lauren said.

could imagine the scene, one inside and one outside the

know you're here?"

there was an important meeting

bit. We can set up a scenario if necessary, and you two can reconcile.

were blunt

bit. Can I

I watched her as she headed toward the lounge in my office. After all, sending her home now would be impossible with all the

the trending topics, and exclaimed, "Wow! It's gotten over 5 million views! It's really getting a

the

casually scrolled through the comments. The comments section would always be a mess when something

into Lauren's past, detailing when and how she had gotten together with Oliver. It seemed someone had done

years of commitment. Lauren had stayed by Oliver's side and even

the comments

was clear that those digging into her past were making snide remarks. They

news

mismanagement involving illegal material operations and importing foreign waste, leading to environmental pollution in Foswood. The main

Wasn't that Benedict's

I sneered disdainfully.