Beyond the Divorce

My mom immediately became nervous when she heard about my plan to go to Bermuda. After all, the memories of that place haunted both of them. They rescued me from there, and now, my willingly going back seemed to be a mad thing to do. She tightly held onto my hand, asking, "Do you really have to go?"

I nodded firmly. "Yes. After all, it's been 20 years. We don't know anything about his condition. I'm afraid, and I want to see him. I don't even remember what he looks like anymore, and he might not even know that my birth mother is no longer around." "But didn't you say Atlas already left?" She scrutinized my face with concern. "He's gone, and you want to go alone? That place is dangerous. What if..."

"Mom. I understand what you're saying. I'm not going alone. Atlas rescued a brother and sister duo, and the brother is with Atlas now. This time, I'm taking the sister and a bodyguard with me." I spoke with confidence.

"You can rest assured. It's a personal wish of mine, and I don't want to have regrets."

She still looked uneasy, unsure how to dissuade me.

In the end, she squeezed my hand and nodded. "You're right, and you should go. I support you. Don't worry about us. Your dad will support you too. But promise me, ensure your safety no matter the situation, and think about... us too. Ava needs you." "Mom, it's not that serious. Once I arrive, I'll join Atlas. You can rest assured." I hugged her. "With you as my support, I feel truly fortunate. I can have peace of mind with you all here when I leave."

She patted my back gently. "Silly child, it's us who owe you. Even though you lost your memories, just know we truly love you."

is here, preventing any regrets on my part. My biggest wish is that our family stays together forever." I spoke softly to her, "I've lost the mother who gave

will always be here." My mom's hand that was holding

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of my mom and looked at him. "I have something to tell you. Let's talk about

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