Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 639 The Truth Back Then

When I saw Grayson's hesitant demeanor, I guessed what it was about. "Spill it. Is it related to me?"

"I found Stella after the Pierce family had trouble back then," Grayson said, looking at me with some hesitation.

My heart skipped a beat, and I looked at Grayson. His expression made me curious and reinforced my belief that this was definitely not a simple clue.

"You mean the real Stella?" I asked eagerly. "Tell me, quick. I want to hear it. This will be useful."

Grayson looked at me, nodded firmly, and said, "Okay.

"After Lucille passed away, Celine forced Stella to go to an orphanage. At that time, Atlas refused to agree no matter what. He didn't want to be separated from Stella. But he was just a child and couldn't stop it from happening. He could only watch helplessly as they took little Stella away. They just said they sent her to an orphanage, but no one knew where she had been sent."

My heart suddenly ached.

"Atlas cried and screamed after Stella was taken away. Finally, he developed a high fever and was taken away by the Lively family. Later, David stepped in and took ATL Empire back, officially entrusting it to Celine to manage."

the disasters in the Pierce family started because of him." I

looked at me in surprise. "You knew about

know any details. That's why I wanted to get the whole story. I can't really ask

me for

heart-wrenching for him. I don't want him

held back from asking him anything. It wasn't because I didn't want

Stella end up in that

why Mr.

Lively family later on," Grayson, revealed another piece of information. "He became the target of pursuit because he

I questioned. "Was it because he wanted to look for

Grayson nodded confidently. "Yes."

he had once told

nose tingled. I couldn't bear to think about how helpless Atlas was back then,

in the orphanage for two years," Grayson continued. "Mr. Atlas escaped from the Lively family precisely because they wouldn't tell him where Stella was." "Two years,"

es. At that time, David was almost useless. He spent his days in self-reflection. He showed no concern