Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Upon walking into the room, I whispered to Bella, "Thanks to you. How did you know they were making a move?"

"Mr. Atticus called me, and I went out to handle it," Bella replied calmly. "This Liora is a troublemaker, always causing problems for herself."

It was the first time I heard Bella comment on someone in such a way, indicating that Liora had indeed gone too far.

"Go quickly." Bella motioned for me to go, and I nodded, quickly heading to Atticus's room.

Atticus got straight to the point, "Did you also receive the news?"

"Yes, why did she suddenly want to withdraw the investment?" I looked at Atticus. "Is it because she got Avalon Hills, and she thinks she can stand on her own now?"

Atticus pondered, "No, even if she got it, she still needs someone to handle things. Based on what I know about her, she hasn't found a more suitable partner than Matthew."

Atticus seemed confident in his assessment.

"Their collaboration is mutually beneficial. Matthew is smart; he wants projects, but lacks the ability and connections. Depending on Liora is a wise choice for him. And for Liora, finding Matthew is about leveraging his professional team. To be honest, their union is perfect."

I completely agreed with him on this point; they did complement each other.

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up all her resources. She got Avalon Hills, but she probably senses her luck running out. She's also spent quite a bit of money on it. Those who can help her are likely not good people but

didn't support her. The only possible reason for her sudden withdrawal is that

Isn't there any other possibility?"

is unlikely. I don't think she has that capability."

analysis was plausible. "Could it be that she wants

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is his initiative, and negotiating these terms might not be easy. Also, from what I know, their initial funds are tied together. The funds for the operation of Avalon Hills

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to protect Matthew now." Atticus strategized. "As long as Matthew stands firm, Liora will have to yield. She needs to reconsider how much confidence she really

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at Atticus. It seemed that when a man became ruthless,

shall we wait and see?"

they react. In any case, since they are tied

was precisely my intention. I had just planned this play; there was no way I would let it

with Bella. She said, "To perform a complete play, we need to be thorough. He is afraid Liora

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