Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

I smirked and locked my phone while the car smoothly left the mall's underground parking lot and headed straight back to the company.

When I returned to the office, I eagerly unlocked my phone again and carefully read the detailed information about Melvern.

The records were thorough, detailing the Sunny family's history, status, and influence in Foswood. But there was no information about what trouble Melvern had caused here.

It seemed like that incident was something they wanted to keep hidden, or they wouldn't have covered it up so thoroughly. That made me very curious.

I picked up the phone again and called Grayson. He answered promptly. "What's up, Chloe?"

"Can you investigate Melvern's past?" I asked. I believed his return to Foswood must be related to some past incident.

"That might require a special plan," Grayson replied. "I'll think of a way."

His mention of a "special plan" implied he had something in mind.

"Okay. This is related to Liora. Melvern has invested a lot in her. I believe he must have a plan." I explained.

I'll check his profitable projects overseas as well. I'll dig deep

would be great." I felt excited. Then, I asked Grayson, "Do you know anything about the

Dylan there right now?" Grayson

my inner dissatisfaction and I continued, "I know, but I wanted to ask if there were any new

me. I was afraid he might hide things like this from me in the future. I understood that their intentions

have reported that the address exists, but we can't confirm if the person is there. Clark probably wouldn't dare lie to us, especially since

added to my worries. What if my

we trust our people there?" I asked

family's people. But as far as I know, Mr. Pei didn't contact anyone from the Huffman family for this

sure Mr. Atlas will take care of it. He wouldn't take risks if he weren't confident. Afterall, he cares a

notify me immediately if there's any

"Sure."

over Grayson's words. If the Huffman family was familiar with that place, why

I quickly realized that

family's familiarity was