Beyond the Divorce

I had trouble falling asleep after thinking that. I had to go to the company today. After signing the second phase of the Rivendell project with Atticus, I didn't have a chance to discuss things with Ryan.

I needed to plan. I decided to go with Atlas if he wanted to return to Nocturnia to see his grandfather.

Even if his grandfather didn't want to see me, I wanted to go with Atlas. After all, the allure of that home in Nocturnia was too strong for me.

Everything there was described to me by Atlas, but I had no memories of it at all. I always hoped to return there. Perhaps it would trigger a memory.

People who hadn't experienced this couldn't understand the feeling of missing a piece of memory. It felt like leaping across a void, and suddenly, I was back to when I was fifteen.

Every time Atlas described those scenes to me, it felt painful. Those ten years were exactly what I wanted to remember because it was the sweetest and happiest!

There was my real mother there. My entire childhood was spent with Atlas, and there were the thrilling moments of our escape! I wanted to know everything!

time, Atlas didn't want me to go with him because I was pregnant. He was worried about my health, but I also had a premonition that it wouldn't be simple this time. Perhaps something significant would happen;

since he entrusted all the assets to me, I still felt uneasy,

was involved in many business circles, but I didn't expect it

seemed to be born to rule over the business empire. How could his brain be

hands, it seemed to take root, sprout, and

burst out laughing! What kind of godlike man was

out the window, where the sun was shining brightly. I quickly rolled out of bed, cleared my mind, and got up. I felt perfectly fine! Fortunately, it was just a false

it was terrifying to contemplate. If I had fallen, the consequences would have been unimaginable. My hand involuntarily went to

open the door and saw me standing on the ground with my hands on my abdomen. With worried eyes, he hurried over and asked, "What's wrong? Are you uncomfortable?

expression. He, who was usually calm and

I didn't speak, he was at a loss. "Where? Where does it hurt?

"When did I look