Beyond the Divorce

Certainly, Atlas had played a significant role in this.

Back then, the Beringer family had also contributed significantly to Atlas's persistent efforts to locate me.

I only learned today that Archie's career had been on the rise back then. Louis and my father had paved the way for him, providing unwavering support and serving as his backbone, ensuring a smooth journey. Despite the Beringer family's prestigious reputation, their business had actually shrunk over the years.

The three of them had sworn to be brothers in private long ago, with Louis as the eldest, Archie as the second, and my father as the youngest.

That fact had remained unknown until today when Archie mentioned it at dinner. In fact, only my adoptive parents and I hadn't known about this.

Atlas had long known the inside story, as did Ardie and Arnold.

So, my parents felt a little uneasy, and they definitely felt like outsiders.

But at the family banquet today, Archie, in his capacity as the eldest, sincerely thanked my adoptive parents, which left them feeling even more embarrassed.

I couldn't help but wholeheartedly admire Louis himself. According to my father, he was a rare talent, with an exceptionally far-sighted vision in the business world. He never missed out on promising projects or made any wrong decisions.

that he met his end at the hands of his own sister. That only intensified my hatred

Arnold would officially take

a new plan, but only he

didn't expect that Monday would be

to me. He asked me to go to his office with him, and we

you implying that I'll be working here

smiled contentedly and

the small living area by the floor-to-ceiling window, where the coffee table was

on the sofa and walked back to his desk, pressing the intercom button.

legal advisors and Nick entered the

I was puzzled.

to me, and gestured to the three of

the pile of

more confused and uncertain

documents and handed it to me. "Take a