Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 1535

Tanum successfully assumed control of the two Old Bourdamun urban renewal projects two days later. After signing the contracts, Ryan and I visited Old Bourdamun to meet Noah.

Noah’s attitude was unclear, as he still avoided dealing with us. At the project meeting, Noah's final response to me was open bidding and fair competition.

Ryan and I breathed a sigh of relief secretly. This was the purpose of our visit to Noah today.

However, we were happy too early. Plans could not keep up with changes. While we were working hard, the other side was not idle either.

There had been no news since Lance contacted me to schedule an appointment. I was too naive to think he had given up.

Just when Tanum was widely reported online for signing the urban renewal projects of Norton and Anestin, Hartz ran into trouble.

Someone exposed the so-called insider information about Hartz Group. They revealed the projects in Solaris, publicly proclaiming that Hartz lacked the qualifications and capital to undertake this critical project in Solaris. It implied that it was Archie’s fault.

The moment the post was released, it was like tossing a pebble into a still lake. It sent ripples out into the water, which soon grew and became enormous waves that came flying at me with great force.

I felt uneasy.

I waited until Atlas returned home in the evening and asked him, "Honey, something seems off about this matter. I'm a bit scared. We can't drag down Archie, can we?"

Atlas reached over with his long arms, placed me on the bed, and kissed me lightly. "Wait a moment, I'll take a shower and come back."

I had a lot to say, but his words left me completely speechless. I was impatient, but he was calm and composed, as if nothing was wrong. However, I couldn't possibly stop him from taking a shower.

I also knew he had been busy lately, disappearing mysteriously daily. I also noticed that Dylan had yet to return either.

By the time he finished showering, I was extremely impatient.

As he dried his hair, he sat next to me. "Why are you so impatient? Just focus on taking care of the baby!"

I looked at his indifferent, handsome face, feeling a mixture of warmth and anger. "Even though I'm 'peacefully' staying home to care for the baby, the outside world hasn't stopped for a single day."

He gazed at me with a calm smile as he leaned against the head of the bed. "We have to give them a chance to make a move so we can find their fatal flaws, right? They have to act, so we have targets to attack!"

"You always say that. Can't you tell me the plan so I can be more at ease?" I protested.