Beyond the Divorce

Atlas immediately looked at Pauline with a scholarly demeanor and asked, "When did the rescue happen?"

Pauline glanced weakly at the woman, and the bold, robust woman immediately stepped forward and spoke on her behalf. "Her husband's name is Coleman Darrell."

The emcee promptly extended the microphone to the woman, and her voice echoed through the microphone.

"He used to be a technician at Keller's Dairy. He rescued a little boy five years ago while traveling home from work. A car nearly hit the boy while he was crossing the street. Her husband selflessly rushed forward, pulled the child back, and pushed him out of harm's way, but he was hit and run over by the car."

"Oh... that really did happen!"

"It was controversial at the time. I can't remember the man's name, but he was a technician at Keller's Dairy."

People started whispering to each other.

knows about it. When her husband saved the child and pushed him away, he got scratched, and the child's parents sued him! Keller's Dairy said they wouldn't interfere because it

I asked, "Wasn't it called Chandler's Dairy

was the Chandler family!"

of discussion about this incident at the time. Everyone knew it was happening." The woman looked arrogantly at the people who were arguing about

end, the child's parents dropped the charges and apologized to her husband after mediation, but they only bought them some fruit and never showed up again. Pauline and her husband paid all the medical expenses!" The discussion below

now you're saying it was fake? How disappointing! Who will dare save anyone after this? Her family used to be well-off, but now they're penniless! Her husband has developed

I couldn't help but look at Pauline, who was

Atlas, who had been listening intently the

was

everyone was listening attentively and took advantage of the opportunity to pull Pauline forward. "Look at her. She's so sickly she can hardly even sweep the streets anymore. Luckily, her daughter is sensible and works while studying

you all so unkind? If it were your family, what would you do?" The woman became angrier as she spoke, her voice becoming louder and more cutting. Those who had raised objections before were now