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.

heard that the

before going to entertain some other guests. He seemed very busy and joyful today, which made me think that something big was going

you're in the construction development business,

right, Mr. Lance." I looked at him and replied with a

to myself, hadn't the Sunny family business moved overseas? Why was

seemed that Arthur had something big

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

kind," I replied with a smile. "Have

he's my junior, to be precise. He was with the Beringer family at the time, along with Ardie. I heard that Ardie's done well for himself

well. Do you still have business in the country?" I asked casually, just

said frankly without hiding the past. He continued, "Currently, Torado's economy cannot

back for

to take advantage of any good opportunities," Lance was honest

everyone, walked over with a smile and stood by my side. She looked at Lance, and I quickly introduced her. "This is Mr.

two of

tactful. When he saw us standing together, he quickly greeted us

his departing figure and softly said, "He seems more

enough to say