Beyond the Divorce

I withdrew my cold gaze and looked towards the entrance. Upon seeing it, I was genuinely surprised. I thought I misheard, but I didn't expect to see someone I knew well stepping into the hall. The person who entered was Stella White, who had been missing for a long time. Even Atlas's expression froze slightly.

As I looked at Stella, I felt a bit dazed. Did Stella actually call Navi "dad"?

My mind was spinning rapidly. Initially, Atlas suspected her of being affiliated with the organization, but now it seemed inevitable. Still, how did she get involved with Celine Pierce again? What kind of existence was she exactly?

The atmosphere in the hall immediately became tense. Stella froze when she saw the scene in the hall.

She probably didn't expect the situation here to be so tense. When her gaze fell on Atlas, her eyes narrowed.

However, when he gazed at her, Atlas was already back to his cold demeanour. The profound gaze on his handsome face was like two sharp blades piercing through Stella, causing her to freeze on the spot. She had no idea Atlas would be here. There was avoidance in her eyes, and her gaze finally settled on my face.

Today, she was dressed in a sleek black outfit with her hair tied up high in a ponytail. Her makeup was as exquisite as ever, but the slight upward curve of her eyebrows gave her a fierce and icy demeanor.

fixed on her face. I also stared at her contemptuously, wanting to hear how she

Navi, Stella's eyes shifted, and she joyfully ran to Atlas. "Atlas! What are you doing

speak, I preemptively addressed Stella. "I'm really curious, who is your real father?" Stella heard what I had said, glanced at me

"Call me Mrs. Chloe!"

her

you've

"But, Stella, correct me if I'm

far as I recall, Miss Chloe... oh, Mrs. Atlas, you've had quite

seems you are associated with all sorts of wicked people. You're right

your biological father? Oh... and by the way, it seems you borrowed your name too?"

looked at Navi.

all high and mighty. 'Insolence' is a word you're not worthy to say. I've been polite enough. You've imprisoned my er for so many years, so how you say