Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 334 A Major Change

The news from ATL Empire was indeed shocking. They not only replaced Nick, but several other key positions were shuffled as well.

Just then, Celine suddenly made Atlas’s condition public and even released a photo of him in a coma.

Reality

was harsher than I expected. As soon as I received the news, I called Nick. His demeanor remained calm and gentle, not avoiding the truth.

“Mr. Nick, I’m sorry. Is this my fault?” I sincerely apologize to Nick. I felt a heavy weight in my heart.

“It relates to your situation, but the outcome was inevitable. So, you need not blame yourself.” Nick didn’t sound reproachful, which made me feel even more guilty.

“Well… How is Atlas?”

“There’s still no sign of him waking up, but one day he will,” Nick stated firmly. “No one can replace his

position.”

“Yes… Mr. Nick, if there’s any news about him, please let me know.”

“Of course

I sensed he didn’t have much more to say, so I reluctantly hung up. Observing the garden through the

window, my heart sank. If only I could stay with him and wake him up.

replacement, summoned

inquiring about the

Tanum Corporation.

a notice that ongoing projects had to be completed on

all projects in the planning phase were put on hold.

within my expectations. Fortunately, I had maintained good communication with my suppliers,

wasn’t excessive inventory.

pressure weighed on me, making it hard to

to comfort me. “This is a good thing. It’s a wake–up call, teaching us

hopes on one thing. That’s been our weakness. Our

our path. We can’t always rely on the

Ryan was

Empire extended a helping hand to me, it saved me

had no

for Atlas, I still held

Solaris to Foswood. He managed to secure

gloomy

went smoothly after

the

from Atticus, so Tanum Corporation’s livelihood was assured. I prepared for the worst,

as I could secure the interests

ears. He urged me to always

benefit

many businesses. Timothy was making sweeping reforms. The whole team from the

successfully regained lost ground. She was