Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Bella stopped talking and smiled faintly without delving any further.

I didn't press her.

After all, Bella was someone with impeccable discretion. I understood her, even if she chose not to say certain things out loud.

It seemed that Trinity's ruthless move this time had a purpose.

After chatting for a while, we said goodbye and left to head back to the office.

As we reached the entrance, we bumped into Oliver, who was on his way in.

He immediately froze, his gaze fixated on Lauren's face.

I quickly greeted him, but he only responded with a nonchalant hum. His attention was fully on Lauren.

"Lauren..." he murmured, his eyes filled with longing.

I glanced at Lauren discreetly. Unfazed, she nodded slightly at Oliver. "Sorry, Mr. Oliver. We're in a bit of a hurry."

With that, she calmly led the way outside, showing no hint of hesitation.

She remained indifferent as if they had never met. As

Lauren didn't bring up Oliver at all. Instead, she asked, "Do you think what's going

say at the moment, but I'm worried about

a while ago. I thought they

Ivanna," I advised Lauren. "She's been upset since Jared left without saying

at the office, I called Grayson to inquire about the situation on his end. Grayson told me that Jared had already left Jitador and was also

started the investigation. "When Melanie changed her statement, I checked with the prison and identified Felix."

sighed in relief. Regardless of the circumstances, Grayson would be back

slightly at ease

would be there. But now that I knew this was a trap set by the Huffman

I wasn't

wouldn't appropriate for

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my priority was to handle Matthew's case before taking

but I was wrong, and she had given me a surprise slap

left work. Carol knew we had some business

we arrived at the second-floor banquet hall of The Aviary. To our

I had attended a gathering like this

to stay in touch, but Matthew and I were busy building our business at that time, which left us no time for get-togethers.