Beyond the Divorce

My father noticed my contemplation and knew I was seriously thinking about what he said. "You need to understand how to mitigate risks when undertaking significant endeavors, Chloe. Indecisiveness leads to chaos."

I nodded earnestly at my father's advice.

Louis might have compromised on this in the past, and he had paid for it.

My father didn't continue but instead said, "Get the nurse to take me out for some fresh air."

I quickly called the nurse. Since I was pregnant, I couldn't afford to be reckless. Atlas wouldn't even let me carry Ava anymore.

As the nurse wheeled my father to the garden to see George, I returned to the foyer with Lauren.

Lauren looked at me. "It seems your dad really sees through to the heart of the matter. He's right. This issue does need to be addressed at the root. Otherwise, it'll always be a problem. The best strategy would be to ensure that our supply remains intact, and it's also our responsibility to do that."

bring himself to

can't afford to wait until it's too late. We need to take preemptive measures and

She was calm

once mentioned that Hugo

makes his move, we'll take him down once and for all, eliminating the threat. Fred can take everything back and sit back and relax. We'll have no more worries after we rid ourselves of that troublemaker too." If Hugo wouldn't make a move on his

stay for dinner at Pleca Park and hurried to return to the hospital.

to Solaris in the afternoon, but after talking to Atlas in the study all afternoon, he decided

in spiritedly as we were sitting down for dinner. He had rushed back specifically to see my father. After all, he had known my father when

was thrilled to see

excited, and thoughts of Louis filled the

like I understood him pretty well since I had spent two days with

was by my father's side chatting non-stop and showing genuine concern for my father's health. He asked about my father's imprisonment in