Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 1226

After yesterday's events, Atlas didn't let me out of sight for a moment and insisted on taking me with him tonight.

Dylan and the others split up to make arrangements for the next steps after discussing some business.

Atlas instructed me to go upstairs and nap, so I had no choice but to comply.

With Arnold and Hana gone, many things suddenly went quiet.

Meanwhile, Anya was catching up with Loak. She would return to Navi's base with Dylan later.

As night fell, Atlas and I freshened up. He had already prepared the clothes I was supposed to wear.

We set off on time, accompanied only by Cane and another bodyguard I recognized from yesterday's shopping trip. It seemed he hadn't been injured.

I had worried if he could handle the situation, facing four adversaries alone, but now it appeared he was quite professional.

We left Anya at the hotel since Atlas said she wasn't ready to show her face publicly.

The night scenery here was enchanting, with the streetlights casting colorful reflections, making every building look wonderful.

The car kept moving along the main street, passing by many landmarks, so there was always a steady stream of people on the street.

I wasn't nervous with Atlas by my side, but what worried me was whether we would reach an agreement when we met Navi.

I speculated that Atlas wouldn't hand over the notebook easily.

After a long journey, the car finally stopped in front of a mansion with a small square. The scene before us was breathtakingly beautiful, showcasing the unique culture of this country.

Could this be Navi's residence? It was very grand, indicating that he wasn't just all talk.

During their discussion at noon, I had overheard that Navi's financial power was staggering.

It seemed Navi should really thank my foster father, who had ruined his own life but laid the foundation for Navi's wealth. However, their actions were despicable.

As a gesture of goodwill, he had arranged for the meeting to be at his home.

"Don't leave my side," Atlas reminded me before getting out of the car.