Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 372 Tongue–Tied

The idea briefly crossed my mind, but I quickly pushed it away. I couldn’t shake the image of him pulling Harmony away fight in front of me.

I reminded myself to forget all the passionate moments we’d shared. None of it compared to his complete indifference that night.

It was ridiculous. Atlas claimed to love me, yet he didn’t even ask if I was hurt. He just calmly left, holding another woman. I refused to be as heartless as he was.

“Do you still fail to see the big picture here? Using your fans to target me, then blaming you once the truth came out. Did the people you mentioned suffer any real consequences?”

I continued, “Imagine if I hadn’t rescued you when the stage collapsed. It could have been you in that

hospital bed, not me.”

Harmony paled, and her gaze grew more complex.

“You even chastised me. I regret saving you up that day! This mess might not have happened if I had stepped back and just watched. At the very least, I wouldn’t have hurt myself. I could have stayed out of it!

“But those were my fans acting on their own. What does it have to do with me?‘ Harmony defended

herself boldly.

I stared at her. “I want you to reflect on how you felt when your fans lashed out at me. Think about it.”

mouth twitched, and she looked away.

only the police investigate the

out, you won’t escape the

wondered how he would react if it were me.lying

there that night.

The server made it clear that someone

have known you

had already told you I hadn’t called you up there, and I was also told to go to the

you can’t let go of this. You really are

clear, Harmony. It’s not about my feelings for Atlas. It’s about you being

me. Don’t you get it? If

only asked, “Chloe, have you offended someone recently?”

in frustration. “I’ve offended so many people.

asking about?”

why are so many people criticizing you?

reflect on yourself?”

“Harmony, you’ve been following the

aren’t you? After enduring so much criticism, I’m used to it. It comes from people with

agendas. You’ll realize that,

‘Chloe, this is-”

enough!” I