Beyond the Divorce

Atlas had once mentioned to me that he was the most outstanding man among the younger generation of the Avila family and wielded considerable military and political power in Yare. That, coupled with his relationship with Trinity, only fueled my curiosity further. Before long, the doorbell chimed, and when I glanced outside, I saw that Tristan had already escorted them to the door.

Atlas approached with confident strides and swung open the door, welcoming Trinity inside first.

My gaze remained fixed on the towering figure beside her.

He was tall and robust, seemingly even stronger than Atlas. His tanned skin exuded a masculine allure.

His features were strikingly handsome, with a square face typical of Yare's men. Thick eyebrows framed his intense, deep-set eyes, and his straight nose and broad mouth gave off a rugged charm.

Trinity, who usually had a cold and fierce demeanor, appeared delicate and charming standing beside him, completely devoid of her usual sharpness.

No wonder her transformation was so evident. With a companion like that, Trinity radiated a feminine allure.

Following closely behind were Mia and Ernest, the engaged couple. Ernest exuded an air of elegance as he stood by Mia's side with a genteel smile.

But they paled in comparison to the attention-grabbing duo of Trinity and her companion.

The man beside Trinity undeniably exuded a strong presence.

I stood beside Atlas, I couldn't tear my gaze away from the man's face. When

Atlas, then smiled at me apologetically. "Sorry about the

greeted everyone and then introduced her boyfriend, Ross Avila, in

was concise, without any additional

to everyone and

my surprise, he

cared deeply for Ross, proceeded to introduce everyone in the room to

hands with everyone in turn, engaging in a

coyly. "This is my godsister, Chloe, also known as the real

real',

face, revealing no emotion. His close scrutiny assured me of his profound depth. He certainly didn't just have a rough

him. "Nice to meet

you, Mrs. Chloe," He smiled faintly, gripping my hand firmly before releasing

a

probably older

yourselves at home. I hope you feel as comfortable here as you would be at your own place." I politely invited them to

tell him to

casually. "You go ahead and welcome