Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 256 There’s No Escape

“Sure, where are you, Mr. Atticus?” I replied.

“I’m at the same clubhouse as last time. I’ll send you the location.”

“Okay!” I agreed and hung up, receiving the location from Atticus shortly after. After checking the location

and directions, I headed straight to the place. When I arrived, Atticus was already waiting there.

“Mr. Atticus.” I walked in briskly.

He wasted no time and poured me a cup of tea, saying, “I have a favor to ask of you, Ms. Chloe.”

Honestly, my impression of this man improved with each encounter. He was straightforward and didn’t play games. I said, “Go ahead.”

Since I was receptive, he pulled out a document and passed it to me. “Look at this first.”

I glanced at him curiously, then took the document. It was a project contract but not under Echelon Group. The development area was substantial, and someone had done the planning well.

However, I didn’t understand why Atticus showed me this contract. After reading it, I looked at him. “Mr.

Atticus?”

their debts, so it’s mine now. Still, I don’t want Echelon Group to handle it. Are you interested? All the paperwork

won’t

helping me out.”

any

and I can’t make such decisions alone. Besides, I’d like to learn more about the contract and the situation beyond it. Of course, assuming you

you.” Atticus nodded and gave me detailed background information on the mortgage contract. He also explained

this situation wasn’t as straightforward as Atticus made

time to consider it. I trust you completely. Please provide an answer as soon as possible, Though I’m in a hurry,

with Ryan and get back to you. Thank you!” |

you!” Atticus seemed

now and meet you here again tomorrow. I’ll let you know the

quick to understand and handed the contract to me decisively. It further showed he trusted

1. take

I accepted the contract, feeling its weight.

stood up as well. “Ms. Chloe…”

and then look disrespected

know

light–hearted as I teased him for the first time, ‘Mr. Atticus,

future… you can tell me about it,‘