Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Matthew's expression grew somber, revealing a mix of bitterness and deep-seated resentment.

"We're dealing with Liora here. Attempting to outmaneuver her, especially after she proposed withdrawing funds, will definitely be an uphill battle. Do you really believe there's any chance of success?" I bombarded Matthew with questions, strategically hitting his vulnerabilities to make him feel the weight of the situation.

I also delved into his past ruthless tactics to secure Avalon Hills and the substantial financial investments he had made. "Have you ever thought about why Liora suggested withdrawing funds?" I questioned, adding another layer to his dilemma.

My analysis of Liora's motives was rooted in Atticus's speculations. He had lived with Liora for over a decade, and now he wanted to kick her out of his sphere of interests. That alone spoke volumes about Liora's strategic prowess.

I looked at Matthew and continued, "She clearly intends to leverage Avalon Hills to negotiate with you, set conditions, and ultimately shift ownership of Ardora. If she's already confident in her success, intervening now would demand an immense expenditure of your energy and resources, and could possibly lead to bankruptcy even if you did secure the project."

Matthew was visibly affected by my words and appeared remorseful. "If you're willing to help me, that would save me considerable effort."

wasn't sure what he meant, so I pressed him. "How can I

hesitated before taking a determined stance. "Don't pretend you don't know anything, Chloe. I know about your current situation. I've been keeping tabs

indifferent? That's quite a statement." It

It'll be easy for you to go directly to Archie. Everyone wants

Matthew's words. "You think I'll go to the Beringer family just to help you? That's outrageous!" I stood up abruptly, facing Matthew with

a thing, Matthew!" That seemed to be the real reason why he had asked to meet

forget about that,

firm response. "Don't be so stubborn, Chloe. We were married once. Let's not be so petty okay? Ava's our daughter. Wouldn't it be better for her if I recovered and made our business stronger I'm her father,

as he continued, and I found it increasingly awkward to listen. Those

so narrow-minded. I won't forget your kindness if you help me and pull me through during this crucial time. I'm not