Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 419 A Client’s Unexpected Visit

I looked toward the departing Grace and felt a sense of oppression. We were once a close–knit family who shared everything, but it had come to this. I realized how unpredictable life could be.

I recalled Grace angrily defending Melanie at the baby’s full moon party. Looking at Grace now, I understood her life must be far from ideal, given how wom and aged she looked. After getting in the car, I

drove to the office feeling gloomy.

I dealt with some urgent matters and told Ryan I needed to go to Solaris. After some thought, he said, Can you postpone it for a day? We can go together tomorrow.”

“You want to come?”

Ryan smiled at me, saying, “I mentioned wanting to visit a few friends there last time. I can’t leave yet since we have clients from Canta coming to discuss business.”

I thought about it and realized postponing the trip wouldn’t make much difference. After all, I felt unsettled after what happened in the morning. I considered Ava, knowing she wouldn’t be happy today,

either.

I nodded and said, “Okay, I’ll tell Carol to reschedule my flight.”

Coincidentally, Elanor arrived, too. While her office was here, she was always busy in the building materials market. She only checked in during the mornings and evenings and sometimes wouldn’t visit

for several days.

Still, I trusted her wholeheartedly. Elanor had handled the market’s affairs efficiently since joining. Although Grayson initially delegated the market to her, he actively pursued new business opportunities. I

found great comfort in that.

were excellent, and I had

Important to discuss. She

busy

had secretly

felt a sense of clarity. Judging from the

was making moves.

orders, we could

going.

looked at me and asked, “What do you think? Is

looking into her

information.”

hadn’t frequented the market before, but she’s been coming often lately. I thought something was up, so I watched

the market.

knew the client she met with. He told me everything, so

pointed to the list and said, “I noticed the clients on this list like making a quick buck. Some companies have a fair scale, but their products

caught my attention.

the last incident between her and Tobshampton Group happened. She must be up to

hasn’t changed her

Elanor, “Matthew was always concerned about costs. He must’ve

areas. Petty squabbles won’t

any new products recently. It seems they don’t care

smaller markets anymore.”

advised Elanor, ‘Everything starts with the basics. What they don’t value might be the capital