Beyond the Divorce

Lauren's words stirred a sense of unease within me. Could Mia also have an interest in the old Bourdamun?

As this thought emerged, I swiftly turned back and glanced at Mia. I couldn't help but wonder if her potential interest in the old Bourdamun could pose a problem for me.

After all, I had meticulously planned out the entire project for the old Bourdamun, and construction for the two cities adjacent to it was about to commence. If Mia harbored any intentions regarding the old Bourdamun, it could jeopardize my entire plan. On top of that, the concept for the new resort, which had been my labor of love for months, would go down the drain.

With Ernest's status in mind, I couldn't shake off a sense of pressure.

"Lauren, could you try to find out the purpose behind their meeting?" I looked at Lauren, my tone tinged with anxiety.

"Do you also sense that something's off?" Lauren shot me a glance, questioning. "There are factors here that are hard to gauge. Mia possesses advantages that others don't." Her meaningful look only added to my worries.

Shaking my head slightly, I said to her, "As you know, I have plans for the old Bourdamun, and I've already discussed my ideas with Noah. I'm afraid of any potential setbacks." "That's precisely why I'm concerned," Lauren concurred.

old Bourdamun, as I was

come up with a plan. Or should we subtly probe her? The challenge lies in Mia meeting Noah alone. It won't be easy to ascertain her intentions," Lauren suggested. Taking a moment to

then, Ivanna approached us. "What are you two scheming over here

help but curse inwardly. This girl had truly lost her mind due

her, "Let me get you some juice, just

area, returning with two glasses

in conversation. It was evident that Trinity was

phone rang.

promptly answered, "Hey, Atticus. Are you

in Foswood. Where are you?" His tone was serious, devoid of

my location truthfully, "I'm

meet