Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

I responded with a distant smile, acknowledging that his sources were well-informed.

Without delving into the specifics of how he knew about my success in Bourdamun, I casually said, "The decision to hold on or let go depends on what aligns with your own interests. I always choose a path that better suits my personal development."

Matthew seemed somewhat disgruntled at my response. "It looks like you still have reservations about me, Chlo."

I asked, "What do you mean?"

I understood what he was implying. He had been unsettled by my smooth journey.

He chuckled awkwardly. "I don't think I could have endured being overshadowed by a woman if you were as helpful as you are now during our time together. Sometimes, I really don't understand how everything happened the way it did. We were a good match, and you're still important to me. When we were building the company together back then..."

"Let's remain focused on the matter at hand, Matthew," I interrupted, avoiding any reminiscing about the past. I hated it when he did this.

bind right now. Otherwise, I wouldn't have come to you!" Matthew tried to

I help?" I started with a hint of impatience. "Don't expect too much from me. My abilities are

"Did you know about Liora's plan to withdraw

Why would she want to withdraw? I didn't know about that. I'm not interested in other people's affairs." "You're talking as

about your affairs. I've been avoiding them to stop your wife and her allies from coming after me.

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stared at him sternly.

really, I'm keeping an eye on her," Matthew

the one who got beaten, and she's still hiding in my house to this day Have you ever heard of an ex-mother-in-law recuperating at her former daughter-in-law's place? That's quite the act of willfulness." I seized the opportunity to express my disdain.

trust my mom with you. I know you won't

that this had suddenly turned into something I had to handle. I didn't know what sins I had committed in my past life to be troubled by their family so much in this

silence, Matthew continued,

the real issue. I told you I didn't come here to reminisce about the past with you. I know how to handle your mother," I interjected in a low tone, putting an end to