Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 902 Three Mysterious Guests

When we entered the courtyard, I discovered it was surprisingly large and elegantly designed. Despite its appearance from the outside, the courtyard inside resembled a palace. It was complete with pavilions,

towers, and gardens.

I whispered to Ardie, "This place is so beautiful, like a palace."

His eyes lit up as he looked at me. "You're smart. This was originally a palace that was purchased by someone who treated it as a cultural relic. He spent a considerable amount each year to preserve its beauty."

I sighed, "No wonder it's so beautiful. The preservation efforts are impressive."

Ardie chuckled. "Exactly. This place is not open to the public. Very few people can enter."

This made me even more careful, following him closely and observing every detail. After all, who knew if I would have the chance to come here again?

Ardie led me to a small courtyard within the larger compound, and the interior decoration perfectly matched the overall style of the courtyard.

concealed the interior. Upon entering, I realized that the room had its own charm. Archie, along with four gentlemen, was leisurely drinking tea and chatting. They were dressed quite modestly. Glancing around, they didn't look like prominent figures but more like ordinary people, maybe even farmers. Among them was an elderly man, and they were all engaged in a lively

in together, Archie smiled and said, "My

turned their heads to look at us, their gaze

presence of strangers, I addressed Archie as "Dad," showing more

daughter?" the others asked as they approached us, scrutinizing me from head to toe. Archie burst into laughter. "Indeed, the Beringer family has

age, quickly inquired,

Atlas has been looking for," Archie

these individuals also knew

off. He found her with perseverance and the blessings from

men expressed astonishment and then

said, "Yes, this kid is lucky.

had sat there motionless, his bright eyes fixed on me, had not

introducing, "Chloe, this is Mr.

quickly greeted, "Mr.

was slender in stature, and had a face in excellent condition. His sharp eyes