Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 749 Matthew's Suicide Attempt

Back at Pleca Park, I was almost asleep when a call from Adrian woke me up. I looked at the time. It was one past midnight, so this had to be urgent.

I quickly answered the phone, and Adrian, sounding uneasy, informed me, 'Ms. Chloe, Matthew has attempted suicide in the detention center."

"What?" I exclaimed. "What's going on?"

"He's been taken to the hospital for treatment. I'm on my way there now. You..." his tone was probing.

"Alright, I'm coming over immediately. Which hospital?' I asked while getting out of bed. I felt a slight tremor. Atlas was still in the study.

Adrian told me the name of the hospital over the phone, and I quickly hung up, rushing to the dressing room to grab a dress. After putting it on and tidying my hair hastily, I walked out of the room, knocking lightly on the study door. I pushed it open without waiting for a response.

Atlas was still on an international video call. He sensed that something was wrong when he saw me all dressed and ready to go. He ended the call, walked toward me, and asked, " What's happened?"

"I need to go to the hospital. Matthew attempted suicide in the detention center!" My tone was unsettled, and my legs felt shaky.

feelings for him, but I couldn't help but feel anxious since his life was under threat. At the very least,

with you," he said. He wrapped his arm around my waist and led

Atlas would be by my side no matter

the car. Atlas didn't alert anyone else. He drove the car himself, and we left the

my fist tightly, feeling a mix of frustration and anger, Matthew was giving up at a crucial moment. If anything happened to him, all our

know how to explain things to Ava if he really did

for trying

my frustration." Who gave him the right to decide that ending his life was

back, "Don't be mad. Everything will be fine.

comforted me while

reached the hospital, Atlas and I rushed to

the entrance. Adrian was already there, talking

came over, looking at

Adrian shook his head, "It's hard to