Beyond the Divorce

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Chapter 236

Chapter 236 A Sincere Invitation

Ryan beamed when he heard my words. Even his usually composed expression reddened. However, Ifelt an overwhelming guilt. Perhaps I had been too cruel to him. Even a simple suggestion like thiscould move him so much.

He seemed slightly nervous, saying, “Well… I hadn’t thought about the

“Then, let’s do it! First, they get to experience the Southern climate. Secondly, It’ll save you the hassleof traveling. Finally, our families can celebrate together. Oh, I can invite Lauren, too. Her parents aren’taround, and her younger sister doesn’t move much,

“T’ll invite her to my house, and you can all stay at my place. No need for hotels. It’ll be super lively.” Ispoke genuinely.

I had met Ryan’s parents before. His dad ran a small business, and his mom had a fixed job. Theywere wonderful people. It was a spontaneous idea, and I hadn’t discussed it with my parents. Still, Ibelieved they wouldn’t oppose it.

“Wouldn’t it trouble you if everyone stayed at your place?” Ryan seemed hesitant.

“Don’t be so formal with me! You can stay at my place too. Your family can have the ground floor, andit’ll be more convenient for all of us. I suggest you consider buying a house in our neighborhood,” I said

offhandedly.

Ryan hesitated for another moment before smiling and saying, “All right, I’ll work on it!”novelbin

I

After discussing the details, I got up to leave. When I returned to my office, my desk phone rangincessantly. I hurried over and saw Atlas’s name flashing on the screen. I was stunned and didn’tanswer the call. I just let it ring until it stopped.

Immediately after, I picked it up and realized I had five missed calls. I sat down, feeling powerless andwondering why Atlas had called. I was in a daze until it was nearly time to leave work.

my bag

My phone rang twice, and I looked at it. Since it was from an unknown number, I put my phone in mywithout answering. After clearing my desk and taking my bag, I left my office. However, my phone rang

again as I headed to the parking lot.

I feigned ignorance and drove away from the building. I drove aimlessly through the traffic jam whenmy phone rang again, still from an unknown number. I feared it might be a work–related call andanswered it

this time

However, the caller hung up as soon as I answered. I looked at the pedestrians outside while holdingmy

sounded, “Where are you?”

On the road,” I replied, matching his tone.

“Come to Pleca Park” he said and hung up

I almost threw the phone out the window in frustration Although furious, I headed to Pleca Park. Thistime, I quickly found my way there. When I arrived at the front gate, I took a deep breath to calm my

racing heart.

I wanted to see him but also feared what would happen when I did. I knew seeing him might mark theend of something. Suddenly, a young girl rushed over smilingly. “Ms. Chloe, please come with me!”

I remained silent and nodded before following her. We went to the second floor and then to Atlas’sroom. The young girl knocked and then pushed the door open, motioning for me to enter.

When I entered, I saw Atlas sitting on a couch with one hand resting on its back and the other holding aglass of wine. He looked relaxed and indifferent as he gazed at me.

I surprised myself at how calm I was. It seemed I had a clear understanding of everything at thatmoment. Only we remained in the spacious room. For some reason, I felt Atlas’s loneliness. I slowlyapproached him, asking. “Do you have something to discuss with me, Mr. Atlas?”

He watched me with profound eyes as if trying to read my thoughts and true feelings. Meanwhile, Istood rooted, feeling increasingly uncomfortable under his intense gaze. He extended his arm towardme and

said, “Come here.”

However, I remained still. “I’m sorry, Mr. Atlas. Do you need me to do anything?

I

He slowly withdrew his arm while still staring at me. I tried to control my emotions and anxiety when hesaid, “It seems you forgot what I said.”

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