Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 491

Chapter 491 Striking a Deal The next day, I had just walked into the office when Atticus followed suit.

I'wondered why he was here or if it had anything to do with yesterday’s events.

After sitting on the couch, he said, “Congratulations, Ms. Chloe!” I smiled. Indeed, these past few days have been filled with so much good news that it was almost overwhelming.

Taking a seat on the couch, I looked at him. “Mr. Atticus, you're not just here to congratulate me, right?” Carol brought in some tea, and I said.

“The tea here is sourced from the Vanderberg Palace. Have some.”

"You certainly have your ways. You got tea from the Vanderberg Palace. You only recently met Bella, but your relationship with her has already progressed." Atticus’s words held a deeper meaning.

“Are you referring to yesterday’s incident?” I scrutinized his face. “For me, that was an accident.” Atticus affirmed, “I’m here because I need your help with something.” “How can I assist you, Mr. Atticus? If I can, I'll give it my all.” He looked as if he were grappling with his thoughts, trying to find the right words.

Then he said two words that shocked me. “Divorce!” Iwas stunned for a good while. “Mr.

“But I realized that ATL Empire didn’t care to compete with me. Over time, I have admired your integrity, Ms. Chloe.

So, I've considered you a friend.” “If we put it this way, you've helped me even more. I remember it well!” "Perhaps you didn’t think much of it when you helped me resolve the

Thompson family issues. But you solved a major problem for me. I'm well aware of the hostility Liora holds | against you. She’s someone who never forgets a slight!” “I’ve experienced it firsthand.” I took this opportunity to share with Atticus some of my encounters with Liora, including yesterday’s incident at the Beringer residence.

He replied, “So I owe you an apology. I bear some responsibility. But I also know her well. She’s relentless, so I’ve decided to end this marriage.” It seemed Atticus was resolute in his decision.