Beyond the Divorce

"You know, this time she used Grandpa as bait, which means she's eager to get me back. There must be something fishy going on. Plus, I verified what the old man told me." Atlas was very clear in his explanation to me, actually answering a question I'd been wanting to ask him.

"The things Grandpa told you? Is it what he mentioned yesterday?" I asked curiously. "Do you believe him?"

"That's why I needed to verify it," Atlas answered ambiguously.

Clearly, his words indicated that he didn't trust his grandpa.

"Celine is the one who fabricated the military information, but the idea came from Grandpa. Celine currently has no idea about his true health condition as well," Atlas asserted confidently. "How is that possible?" I found it hard to believe.

Atlas raised an eyebrow. "I found out that for a long time, Grandpa didn't meet anyone. The news of my marriage was indeed reported to Grandpa by Celine, but he was just putting on an act." "What exactly does he want?" I was a bit puzzled.

"Go to sleep." He patted my shoulder, not wanting to continue the conversation. "I've scheduled an appointment with the doctor here for tomorrow morning to take you for a prenatal checkup." "Prenatal checkup?" I was surprised. At this time, he was still thinking about my prenatal checkup?

I had no choice but to lie down with him, feeling sorry for him rushing around tirelessly. This man was like a spinning top, with very little time to rest.

I found the most comfortable position to sleep in, and he tightened his arms around me.

up the next morning, showing no signs of waking up yet. It seemed like he was really

his arms, quietly watching the man in front of me. His thick and dark lashes

felt the urge to pee more often and it was

wanted him to sleep a little longer. I knew he was a light sleeper, and if

moved slightly, and sure enough, he immediately

bed. "My bladder is about

had fully woken up by now and was smiling like a demon. He stretched out his hand

hold it in next time, okay?" He gently reminded me, "It's not good

you're too

down to kiss me lightly.

time are we going

an appointment at 9 a.m., then I'll take you around. The important thing is to show you

didn't hear the sound of rain, and the curtains

it stopped

to go back to the old Pierce family's home." I voiced my