Beyond the Divorce

He had brought up some practical concerns.

I found myself speechless under his questioning. It seemed a little far-fetched to say that everything was fine with Beatrice.

"Plus, even though Anya's familiar with the place, she's been missing for a while. If she suddenly reappears, she might attract attention. She's still just a kid. I can't believe you're bold enough to follow her like this!" Arnold's tone held a hint of anger. He added, continuing to grumble, "Atlas spoils you too much too. You're stubborn, and he just lets it slide. I don't understand it."

I had never seen Arnold so serious before. He looked quite impressive with his handsome face darkened like this, completely overturning the image I had of him.

And I had to admit that he was right. His concerns were valid. I thought having Anya meant I had everything under control and I wouldn't have to worry about safety issues with Arton.

But I now realized that Anya was just a child, and putting all my trust in her was risky.

Arton wasn't a professional bodyguard either. Our opponents didn't just have ordinary fighters. They were professionals, unlike Arton, who only knew how to fight with his strength. They were on completely different levels.

But I had always believed in a harmonious society where everything was fine and there wasn't any danger.

found myself unable to argue with

It doesn't hurt to be careful. You should escort Chloe there, Arnold. Anya might be familiar with the environment, but it's a little hard to communicate with her. That's why I was asking her

Grandma Rose. I'm willing to

had gotten to this point, I had no other choice but to agree. It would be safer this

"I'll bring Arton along. He might provide some

at the airport later," Arnold said, getting up

at the airport

called Carol and asked her to buy me a phone and a temporary

for a few days and asked her to contact Arnold if anything came up because I couldn't bring my phone along. Finally, I called Ryan and briefed

He knew I was heading to Bermuda and advised me to

I frowned. I hadn't expected so many people to worry just

different this time. Even I wasn't sure if I could bring back the person I

packing a few clothes, I headed downstairs. Everyone was