Beyond the Divorce

Atlas quickly stepped in. "I'm from the real estate agency."

I glanced at Atlas, unsure of his intentions. He added, "There's been an issue with the paperwork, so we came to discuss it with the landlord and buyer."

"They just left," Bernard informed Atlas eagerly. "I was wondering why those people came."

"Oh! They're from a renovation company. They were trying to get some business," Atlas casually explained.

I understood that Atlas was trying to avoid unnecessary attention.

"How long have they been gone?" Atlas continued to ask.

"Not long, about ten minutes," Bernard said warmly. "I was wondering why he seemed upset."

At that moment, Cane quickly came upstairs, locked eyes with Atlas, and said to everyone, "We're leaving!"

I quickly bid Bernard goodbye, locked the door, and went downstairs with Atlas.

Downstairs, Cane whispered something to Atlas. Atlas's expression visibly froze, and my heart skipped a beat. Knowing Atlas as well as I did, that expression indicated that the situation was unexpected. I hurried over, asking, "What's going on?"

"The one who took your dad was none other than Navi." Atlas's handsome face looked stern, his voice cold.

"What?"

Atlas's answer left me completely stunned.

of the largest syndicate

possibly be connected to my dad?

was spinning rapidly. Navi,

Could it be?

sure?" My

me, his eyes confirming

intensely and a wave

the command center. We'll know the details soon," Atlas said,

Atlas meant by "we'll know

like to have a word with your driver. I need to

surprised. He glanced at

Atlas, my unease persisted. It seemed

leader made a

soon,

hurrian of average height

to the leader. "Chief

leader was the police chief of Bibury. Vincent Cooper looked at Atlas. "This is my driver, Neil

colder as

the tense atmosphere, Neil looked nervously at Atlas,

asked, "Don't you

Vincent looked at Neil in

What should I say?" Neil

pressed it. A recording of a man's voice started. It sounded like a