Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 1200

Just then, Arnold walked over from the main hall and noticed the two of us chatting. He came over with a playful smile, saying, "What secrets are you two girls talking about? Care to share them with me?”

Hana smiled and answered with an excuse. "It’s getting late. I should go home.”

After saying that, she stood up from the rocking chair. "Could you please take me back?"

"What if I say no?" Arnold smiled playfully, looking mischievous. "You can stay here."

"No way!" Hana immediately retorted. Blushing, she said, "I have to go back even if it's late."

I knew she was sharing a place with Joyce, and they got along well. "How’s Joyce’s relationship with Ryan?”

Hana smiled. "They’re doing very well."

"You have to give them some space, okay? If you stay here, I can show you a movie. We can watch movies all night if you want," Arnold suggested.

Hana looked puzzled, "Here?"

I smiled. "It's true. There's a home theater in the annex, and we have a lot of classic movies.

At that moment, my little "matchmaker" rushed over. "Uncle Arnold, I want to watch a movie too. Hana, can we watch together?"

Hana immediately squatted down to hug Ava. "We’ll do it next time, okay, sweetheart? It's getting late, and I have to go home."

"No, you can stay here. There are lots of rooms in the house." She spoke with sincerity, her big, pleading eyes sparkling.

I sighed inwardly. She was a great wingwoman for Arnold.

Hana hesitated, and I smiled and said, "Go ahead. The new version of Avatar is excellent."

"Let's go." Arnold didn't hesitate and grabbed Hana's hand. "You’re safe here. Don’t worry."

Hana was led helplessly away by Arnold while Ava escorted them from behind.

As I watched them leave, I fell into contemplation.

It seemed that Hana’s story wasn't as simple as she claimed. She hadn’t told me the whole truth.

Since I had been left alone, I suddenly realized that Atlas would be coming home late today. I picked up my phone and checked the time, only to see that it was almost 9 p.m. He hadn't returned yet, and there hadn’t been a call or text from him.