Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

The news left me utterly flabbergasted. How did he take me away?

"Yes, we finally located the only eyewitness, an elderly man gathering herbs on that mountain back then. Fate played its part, taking so many years to trace the one witness who saw the entire tragic incident." "Did he really witness the whole thing?" I found it hard to believe.

Atlas and his team must have put in tremendous effort to find the needle in a haystack after so many years.

"According to the old man, he was descending the mountain at the time, taking a break on a flat terrace. Then, he witnessed the scene on the road below. You should know that, abroad, very few people engage in herb picking."

Atlas sounded proud. "Our brothers worked tirelessly, year after year, investigating the incident site. They left no trace unexplored."

I nodded, acknowledging the challenging nature of their work.

"The old man said the situation was dangerous back then. The crashed car was on the verge of tumbling down, then it exploded. After our car exploded, he distinctly saw a tall, thin man getting out of that car, running down the slope on the side of the road, searching for something."

described the scene, and as I strained to imagine it, a stabbing pain shot through my head. I dared not

that year held an immense fascination for me, and I longed to piece together the scattered fragments of information to form a complete picture. What exactly

carrying a child. The child wore a pink dress, so he suspected

My heart ached intensely.

a photo from a distance using his phone. As the photo resolution back then was poor, it couldn't clearly capture the face," Atlas explained. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access

time,

Rory had even helped him in the past, introducing him to ATL Empire. Then he

sneaky and despicable!" I spat

Atlas squeezed my hand. The car silently moved forward, and my heart

didn't suspect him

AT Empire, working hard without a complaint

from the elder

and the few preserved images, we identified

run away forever," I said through gritted

Grandma. We discovered the day Lucille died, who