Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 353 From the Top Floor

At that moment, Celine decided on a second–best option and relinquished all operational rights to ATL Empire. She imposed one condition–Atlas had to marry Stella on a date of her choosing

After the wedding, they could merge the Pierce Corporation with the ATL Empire, and she would retire.

She didn’t expect Atlas to refuse in front of all the shareholders. He wouldn’t accept Celine’s proposal, he wouldn’t marry Stella, and he wouldn’t integrate the Pierce Corporation.

Instead, he permanently handed over the Pierce Corporation to Celine, firmly closing the door to any further involvement between the two companies.

This left Celine in shock. She never anticipated that Atlas would be so unwavering.

In other words, the ATL Empire completely severed ties with the Pierce Corporation and emerged as an independent entity. I understood why Atlas chose to establish the headquarters of ATL Empire in Jitador

rather than Nocturnia.

Celine had no further connection to ATL Empire. She was no longer considered a business partner, and she was so furious, that she was hospitalized.

However, there were rumors that she did this deliberately, as it was the best way for her to leave.

Time flew by quickly, and half a month had passed without realizing it. The sensational events

Empire had settled down. I received notice to visit

contract

for a little more than twenty

reinstated, meaning all the contracts we had previously signed with ATL Empire would

a month, and I was. uncertain how to face him or what to say. I

matters professionally was

Empire, I hoped to encounter Atlas but was disappointed. The head of the project

a sense of reluctance and longing,

Allas

ran into someone I

flashed a carefree smile. “Ms. Chloe, long

nod. “Yeah, it’s

come from one of the upper floors,

Aren’t you going to ask me what I’m

on her sleeve. She freely

contentment.

“Isn’t this your boyfriend’s company? You have every right

could walk in and out of his office without much fuss. It seemed that Atlas wasn’t as