Beyond the Divorce

During dinner, Jared brought Ivanna back.

Atlas brought my father into the dining room, saying he insisted on dining with everyone.

He didn't look tired despite his paleness from a prolonged time in the basement. Now, due to excitement, his cheeks were slightly flushed. He was more accustomed to the night, as the ample sunlight during the day made him somewhat uncomfortable. Ryan and Ivanna went up to greet him. He sat with Archie, as they had known each other for years.

My father was somewhat moved, and he said, "I never thought I'd have the chance to have a lively family dinner again."

Suddenly, I thought of Atlas's parents, who had both passed away. If they were still here, our family would be so happy together.

While the elders were chatting happily, I quietly asked Ivanna, "Did Jared persuade Anson about this?"

Ivanna glanced at Anson and whispered to me, "I suppose he agreed. But I wanted to tell you about this too. I have a feeling that this whole situation might be related to Trinity." "Trinity?" I was a bit puzzled and skeptical.

long?" Ivanna said. "I asked Jared for details, but he told me not to worry about these matters. I feel there must be

something is

about this. But Anson didn't intervene or

I nodded. "I've been busy with many things lately and haven't

had been gone for quite a while, and

on visiting the Huffman family home

kept an eye on the elders' demeanor, and they were still chatting

said to me, "Your dad seems

excited to be back home." I smiled at my father and said, "To be honest,

say? Is there hope for his legs?" Ivanna

only said we needed to look at his overall health. After all, being locked in the basement for so long

too much. The fact that he's alive is a blessing," Ivanna comforted me. "Just trust