Beyond the Divorce

She gave the impression that nothing important was happening.

She maintained her composure throughout the whole time I was observing her. However, it was evident that she still held some weight in Navi's presence.

The links between Navi, his daughter, and the organization were quite complicated.

I couldn't help but feel a bit amused. Everyone had concealed objectives, yet they were all like puppets frozen in place.

However, I was pleased. This standoff was good news for those in action, like Dylan and his group. It finally made sense to me why Atlas had been acting so hostile and trying to provoke Navi just now. He probably wanted to create the current situation to give Dylan a chance.

Atlas looked calmly at Navi. "Is this the person you've been waiting for?"

"What? Mr. Atlas, who am I waiting for? Are you interested?" Navi still seemed displeased, sitting back in his seat with a cold expression.

Atlas suddenly stood up. "I'm not interested anymore! Goodbye!"

With that, he reached out and pulled me up. He was ready to leave.

Navi's voice turned sinister. "Mr. Atlas... Do you really think this is a hotel to come and go as you please?"

Atlas's face as he turned around slowly to look at Navi. He

really arrogant!"

right! This is me, and I only brought my entourage with me!" Atlas looked disdainfully at Navi. "Since you're undecided, take your time to

up! Who do you think you are?"

instantly. His expression

narrow-minded. It was even possible that he harbored resentment towards Navi's reprimand. Atlas didn't even glance at them. He wrapped his arm around my waist

smile

pointed his gun at Atlas's head. "Move,

coldly at the leader. "You really don't know your place! Navi,

calmly raising his hand, he used two slender fingers to disarm him

Stella, who had been watching the scene unfold, moved quickly to obstruct Atlas's path "Atlas, don't forget to visit

regarded herself as a member of

his usual demeanour, Atlas glanced sideways at Stella and patted her shoulder.

away with me, leaving

pretty nervous. I had never seen such a

man watched us leave and urgently looked at Navi,