Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

I watched as Atlas fearlessly approached the man on the bridge.

My sobs and movements suddenly stopped.I was in disbelief, wondering why Atlas would walk ahead like that.I understood Atlas’s intentions when he gestured for the others to stop.I broke down again and tearfully told Dylan, "No, don't! Tell Atlas to come back! Dylan, stop him!"

Upon hearing my cries, Dylan handed me to two nearby bodyguards.

"Protect Ms.Chloe."

As he rushed toward Atlas, two gunshots sounded, the bullets hitting the ground near Dylan.I faintly heard the burly man shouting, "Stay back!"

He warned Dylan not to approach but allowed Atlas to go ahead.

I watched Atlas’s determined and steady figure stride toward the burly man as the latter pointed his gun at Atlas.

Dylan advanced again, and another gunshot sounded.

Atlas signaled Dylan not to come closer, and I was terrified.

My beloved daughter was on the bridge, and so was Atlas.I couldn't bear the thought of losing either.

I wanted to save Ava but couldn't bear to watch Atlas put himself in danger.

Still, there was no better solution at this critical moment.

"Atlas! Ava!"

I screamed heart-wrenchingly.

a command, and all vehicles turned

helicopters ascended further and hovered on the other side of the

fall silent as all lights shined

wanted to listen to Atlas and

care, as if he knew he would

sounded as Atlas approached

smoke near Atlas’s feet, indicating the man had fired at the

while I forgot to

man roared, "Stop! Or else

hand dropped as his words echoed, causing

grew tense, and I couldn't

recent actions assured me he was determined to

until she almost ran

while to regain her composure as

breathe, blink, or say anything.I could only clench the bodyguard’s arm at

stood at the bridgehead and clenched

return the child

and the noise from the helicopter made it hard to discern their