Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 539

Just as I stepped out of the restroom, I saw Stella entering the dining room, walking toward Atlas.

It wasn't surprising; after all, on the surface, Stella was Atlas's cousin.

I hesitated for a moment, then confidently returned to my seat, not avoiding her in the slightest.

"Ms. Stella, you’re up early." This time, I initiated the conversation, smiling contentedly.

She glanced at me and returned the smile, "Yes, getting off the ship is quite exciting. It's been a long time and I’m feeling a bit fed up."

Hearing her words, my heart suddenly skipped a beat. I looked at her and asked, "You had enough fun?"

She seemed to sense the hidden meaning in my words. Then she cast a glance at Atlas, who was engrossed in his meal and paid her no attention.

On the other side, Jared remained indifferent.

Stella didn't respond to my implication and just smiled.

After finishing his meal, Atlas looked at me, "Do you want anything else to eat?"

"No, I'm full." I looked at him, "Let's go back to the room. I want to sleep a bit more."

As we were about to stand up, Arthur's secretary, Wesley, hurriedly approached and whispered something in Atlas's ear. His face turned cold, and then he looked at me, "Chlo, let me take you back to the room first."

"No need, I can go back by myself." I said and started to get up.

Seemingly concerned, he pulled me close. After explaining something to Jared and barely sparing a glance at Stella, he escorted me to the outer deck and pointed to the passage, "Go up from here."

Coincidentally, a few familiar faces saw me. They approached, asking about the events of last night. I signaled to Atlas, "You go handle your business. I'll be back in a moment."

Atlas seemed to have urgent matters to attend to and reluctantly instructed me, "Be safe. I'll be back soon."

I chatted with a few people for a while and then wanted to go back upstairs. Unexpectedly, on the fourth floor's staircase, I ran into Liora. Today, she wasn't surrounded by a crowd, just standing alone. It seemed she lived on the fourth floor.