Beyond the Divorce

Stella seemed to sense my emotions and turned to me, "Chloe, stop deluding yourself. You'll never see him again. Just consider him dead from that plane crash years ago!"

Then she laughed maniacally. "It was him who killed Louis and his wife. Atlas, you still treat her like she's a treasure, but if it weren't for Rory's betrayal, how could Louis and Hana have died? Now you're even embracing the daughter of your father's murderer! You're a good son indeed."

"Who are you to say all those things to me?" Atlas looked down at Stella, who was crawling on the ground nearby disdainfully.

"Hahaha... You'll regret it sooner or later. You want to find Rory? Forget about it. And Atlas, let me tell you, this time you might not be able to escape because... my people are arriving soon." "Then I'll see what your people are capable of," Atlas said nonchalantly.

"Since you're heartless to me, don't blame me for being indifferent to you. You're not the only one who can strategize, my dear cousin." Stella laughed wickedly.

Just then, Millard ran up, followed by a shake of the head from Tristan behind us.

My body shook, and I angrily shouted, "Where are they?"

Navi laughed recklessly, and Dylan's eyes turned red. He raised his hand and fired another shot at Navi's other leg. "Tell me, where are they?"

men in black burst in from outside. They didn't bother with questions and immediately started shooting, disregarding which side

hall. Cane tossed the burning notebook away, shielding us, while Atlas drew a gun from behind and held me tightly. Dylan

the opposite side, now hiding behind another pillar, but facing away from us. It

not

how much

from around the corner leading to the back, a small head appeared, peeking into the hall-it was

kept her eyes on

the main

both sides inside the hall were

yelling, "Millard, catch that

she could finish, a bullet hit the pillar

firepower was too intense, with casualties already outnumbering those left alive. The later reinforcements weren't numerous, but they

knew it was impossible to leave now. We could only hope for reinforcements to

dwindling rapidly, and they were clearly struggling to hold