Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 460

Emotionally Unstable Atlas noticed my hesitation and looked at me skeptically, asking, "What's wrong? You don't want to?" Since I had to devise an excuse, I said, "Ava should spend more time with Grace. We can discuss moving to your place later, but Molly can stay here for now since I have many rooms downstairs. I welcome them here so Ava and my mom have company."

I Atlas smiled and said, "Sure, we should let Ava spend time with her grandmother. We can always decide on moving later." After dinner, we snuggled on the couch and enjoyed our rare peaceful time together. We discussed our time in Celestis Island and were about to call

my mom and the others when the doorbell rang. I We smiled at each other, wondering who it could be this time. I quickly got up and checked the peephole, feeling frustrated when I saw Matthew through it. It seemed I could never get rid of this thorn in my side.

However, I felt at ease with Atlas around. I pressed the button to open the apartment door, and Matthew appeared shortly after. He looked pale, and I knew him well enough to know Grace's condition must've left him helpless.

Matthew grinned when he saw me.

I stepped aside and let him in.

here since our divorce. He glanced around the living room, probably

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narrowed, and his expression soured. He glanced at me and hesitated before deciding

with pleasantries and walked inside. As we brushed past each other, I said. "What is it, Matthew?" He approached the couch and nodded at Atlas, greeting him, "Mr. Atlas." Atlas glanced at him and nodded

went upstairs. It seemed he had already assumed

disappeared from view. Then, Matthew asked me displeasedly, "Does he live here?" 1 didn't answer but asked in return, "Why'd you come to see me?" He lowered

the hospital. What do you think we should do?" He looked up at me conflictedly, helplessly, and with a hint of exhaustion as

and looked at the disheartened Matthew.

me." - "Can you stop saying that? All along, you've been advising me

apparent agitation. It seemed he was genuinely distressed. "Matthew, that was in the past. We no longer have a