Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 538

The Real Culprit When we arrived at the restaurant, there weren't many people there, as the festivities from last night lasted until very late. I assumed those people were catching up on sleep. For most businessmen, the essential negotiations were already concluded.

Today's tasks were minimal; it was just a matter of waking up and getting off the ship. Everything was coming to an end.

Looking around, the few people up early in the restaurant were relatively older. There weren't many young people, indicating that those young folks must have partied until late last night. As Atlas and I entered the restaurant,

some people immediately started whispering. After all, many people were aware of the incident.

A few particularly familiar faces came over to greet us and offered some comforting words.

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While we enjoyed our meal and chatted comfortably, I looked up and saw Jared also entering the restaurant.

walked over, exchanged greetings with Atlas, and then looked at me.

nodded, "Yes, I'm fine." He exchanged a

as I apologetically excused

last night is Atlas's woman." "Yeah, I heard that too. But we weren't allowed to go over to take a look. I wonder if it's

the stalls, not wanting to interrupt their conversation. After all,

them to notice me.

her dad runs a trade company, but what kind o trade can they do? In my opinion, they can't even be considered nouveau

woman a

The conversation I overheard had a lot of information. One of them, speaking quickly, said, "Your words make it sound like you have a lot of information. Don't tell me it

push her into the sea?" "I didn't say that.

to curry favor with Atlas. I can't afford to offend

when the fast- talker added, "However..." She paused and continued, "I've said lot. You better not blabber it around." "Oh, don't

it, I won't say anything." The

don't leave me hanging!" The