Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 340 The Cunning Man

Atticus showed no surprise and nodded. “Go ahead.”

I explained my purpose and then looked at him, asking. “Can you give me some advice?”

Atticus didn’t respond directly. Instead, he contemplated momentarily before saying, “I can’t help you

this.”

with

My mind went blank, and my heart dropped. I realized I might’ve been too hopeful since I wasn’t close to Atticus. It was unrealistic for him to help me for no reason. As I was about to provide a way out for

myself, Atticus continued, “However, I can offer a suggestion.”

I looked at him in surprise and waited for him to continue.

“Do you know Pinnacle Group?” he asked.

I nodded. Pinnacle Group was the country’s leading company and the most renowned real estate brand. They had properties worldwide and were well–known for their quality.

meet national standards. I noticed the items you used identified as non–compliant are the same ones they use. Wouldn’t that be quite

persuasive?”

calm and collected, but his advice was astounding. His words made

evident.

there would be no reason to continue clashing with ATL Empire. Instead, I could find an indirect solution. I

can give you an address. Go to Solaris and meet this person. Convince him, and you’ll get the information you need. However, this person is a little… difficult to handle. He’s

and pushed it toward

for you.”

the non–compliant issue. Nonetheless, I appreciated his help immensely. I took the paper and

written on it.

asked. Soon after, I realized I had made a

this person was ‘difficult to handle.”

leave his phone number with

understand.” I nodded, then carefully folded the paper and put it away. Afterward, I

farewell.

in such a hurry?” Atticus looked at me calmly and said, “Stay, I have more to say.”

Empire’s deadline was only three days away. Therefore, I needed

wasn’t just a suggestion–instead, he gave me a well- thought–out plan.

such situations. Atticus was not just a mentor but also a wide friend who had enlightened me. My worries

Atticus,”