Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 1550

Atticus carefully watched the agitated Mia as he sat in the wheelchair. He pulled out a document and held it out for the media to see.

"ATL Empire invested 10 billion in Echelon Group a month ago, intending to work together to build a new real estate development and construction field in Zydan. I regret to inform you that you’re no longer a significant shareholder in Echelon, Miss Mia."

Even I was shocked by that investment certificate. I looked at Atlas, who seemed confident.

"To be more accurate, Echelon Group had already signed this agreement before I went to Celestis Island. The real largest shareholder of Echelon Group is ATL Empire. I’m just a partner.

"As you planned, the shares had long been diluted, but unfortunately, not by you, but by ATL Empire. But I still want to thank you for helping me remove the scum from Echelon Group and purifying Echelon’s ranks."

Mia suddenly stood up and banged her fist on the table. She shouted, "Impossible! Atticus, are you playing me?"

"You've gone too far, Mia! Don't you understand that those who try to reach too far above themselves will be caught? Did you think kidnapping me would help you achieve your goal of stealing Echelon Group? How naive!" Atticus's eyes were contemptuous.

"You're talking nonsense!" Mia retorted. "You can't just say anything you want. When did I kidnap you?"

Atlas glanced at Cane, who was standing beside him. Cane nodded to the legal department, and suddenly, several suspects and clear surveillance footage of Atticus being kidnapped appeared on the big screen.

We saw Atticus being rescued, along with interrogation videos, the records of their payments, the banks they used, and their account information... all the evidence pointed to Mia, who was still shouting furiously.

Before Mia could resist, a team of police officers had entered and subdued her.

Next, Atlas calmly faced the media and presented the bidding proposal, bidding process, and qualification assessment of several major companies bidding for the Solaris project.

It was clear that Hartz, operating under the ATL Empire, was the front-runner in every facet of the bidding process thanks to its substantial financial resources, elite worldwide design team, and skilled professional construction team. Therefore, the Solaris project was unquestionably awarded to Hartz.

The officials also announced an investigation into the Beringer family, which had no relation to the bidding project.