Beyond the Divorce

"You seem very well-informed, Mr. Franklin." I replied without answering the question directly.

I didn't want to delve into this topic here.

"Haha..." Franklin smiled calmly. "After all, these are all provincial matters, and one tends to hear about them sooner or later!"

I smiled faintly and didn't continue the conversation.

Just then, Arthur walked over with a gentleman by his side. He introduced him to me. "Let me introduce you to a gentleman, Mrs. Atlas. This is the most reputable young talent among the four major families in Foswood, Mr. Lance!" I was secretly surprised when I heard Arthur's introduction.

Lance?

The eldest son of the Sunny family, Melvern's brother?

I immediately looked over. The man in front of me did resemble Melvern, but he appeared to be more stable and humble, with a modest demeanor. However, he seemed older than Melvern.

He reached out his hand to me. "It's nice to meet you! I'm familiar with Mr. Atlas."

I shook hands with him politely. "Nice to meet you too!"

His gaze was calm, quite different from his brother's. The man before me seemed gentle and modest, a true gentleman. His eyes were more restrained compared to Melvern's.

why he had a good reputation. I had always heard that

some other guests. He seemed very busy and joyful today, which made

construction development business, Mrs. Atlas?"

right, Mr. Lance." I looked at him and

the Sunny family business moved overseas? Why was Lance

had

Mr. Atlas are a perfect match," he said with a smile. "Mr. Atlas is a business genius. We've known each

"Have you really known each other for a

Beringer family at the time, along with Ardie. I heard that Ardie's done well for himself too," Lance said as he glanced toward Atlas not

still have business in the country?" I asked

Lance said frankly without hiding the past. He continued, "Currently, Torado's economy

Are you back

good opportunities," Lance was honest and

chatting with everyone, walked over with a smile and stood by my side. She looked

of them exchanged

When he saw us standing together,

softly said, "He seems

know enough to say