Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 92 Selling Off One’s Wife

To my surprise, I saw that tall figure standing out in the crowd. My heart raced, yet I wanted to avoid him.

I felt too embarrassed to face him in such a setting.

Matthew spotted Atlas as he entered. He rushed to greet him since today’s event was to impress Atlas. I

had not seen Nick, but I knew Matthew was anticipating Atlas’s attendance more.

They exchanged a handshake. Despite Matthew’s courteous words, Atlas maintained his composure. One of Atlas’s attendants handed me a gift, but he didn’t pretend to offer congratulatory remarks.

Honestly, it made me quite comfortable.

Everything was transparent with Atlas. I imagined it would be awkward to put on an act with him. Matthew and Atlas exchanged polite pleasantries while I stood on the sidelines.

Someone gently linked their arm with mine. A tender voice inquired, ‘Chlo, who is this gentleman?”

I was taken aback, turning to find Melanie’s smiling face. I had never seen such a shameless smile before.

“Oh! Mr. Atlas, this is my sister,

looked at me. “Ms. Chloe, have

to me as “Ms. Chloe” instead of ‘Mrs. Murphy. I felt extremely awkward and quickly responded with a smile, “I haven’t been feeling well, so I’ve been going to the office

his arm around me, suggesting I talk to Atlas more.

at our celebration! Let’s greet a few more guests, and then we can chat later!” I made up an excuse to leave

spend too much time with him in a situation like

After all, we need to fight for it. We

their people show up: Is there a need to ask?” I glanced at Matthew and sald calmly, “Mr. Nick sent Atlas

Nick’s assistant, he must have some Jofuence. He’s not an

Matthew looked handsome in a black suit, white shirt, and rose–red tie. He

happiness.

made her

and powerful people came to the party. This was what made Matthew most happy. He played his part perfectly, coming across as dignified and friendly.

funny. This celebration felt

I

through storms together since Tanum Corporation began. I revealed the history Matthew dreaded, but today