Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 995

He has been treating me like this, almost like a real older brother, since I arrived at Foswood University.

I heavily relied on him in my career. I felt uncertain and exhausted if he was not in the company for a day.

In response to his question, I replied thoughtfully, "Actually, it's not just you. It includes Eleanor and Grayson. We need to address your concerns. Dynasty Court has rather spacious floor plans, ideal for the parents to live in."

"In addition, there's Eleanor, who’s a competent assistant. The current state of the market is quite good!" I excitedly shared Eleanor’s outstanding achievements with Ryan.

He also expressed his approval of her, stating, "Indeed. She has strong business capabilities, meticulous management, and is particularly insightful. You chose the right person."

"I want to give you all a solution to the housing problem! Furthermore, Grayson shouldn't be living with you all the time. You three are the only ones without a place to live right now. Things will stabilize for you as you have a home."

Carol knocked on the door as I finished my sentence. Seeing we were all present, she hurriedly said, "You're all here! Melvern is requesting a meeting!"

I was momentarily stunned. I wasn't expecting Melvern to show up at all. I exchanged a glance with Ryan.

"Please come in!" I instructed Carol, "Pour us a few cups of coffee!"

Carol nodded and turned to invite Melvern in.

Ryan and I had an unspoken agreement at times like this. We would complement one another whenever we were together. One played bad cop, and another played good cop.

Ryan warmly shook hands and had a small talk with Melvern.

As usual, I remained composed as they took their seats. Once they were comfortable, I moved to the sofa and sat down.

I observed Melvern placing a large file bag on the coffee table.

"Ms. Chloe! I came to discuss the design plan for the San Cosbech project in detail," Melvern stated.

I inwardly chuckled, realizing that Mr. Atticus understood his opponent.

"Sure! This project undoubtedly belongs to Tanum Corporation," I confidently remarked.