Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

I sighed with a bitter smile. In the end, human relationships are all about using and being used.

However, reflecting on the events surrounding Liora and the incident with Atticus, his assistance to me is indeed a drop in the ocean.

No wonder Atlas has been observing Atticus's moves. It seemed that Atlas was my true behind-the-scenes support, the one manipulating the situation.

Atlas was the one pulling the strings.

I assumed that Atticus would never dare to act rashly against me. If Atlas wanted to push him into bankruptcy, it would only take a few minutes, and I believed that Atlas was capable of that.

Judging from the fact that he could pocket such a big project in the capital, it was trivial for him to give up on a project in Rivendell.

On top of that, I was in trouble at that time. Of course, he wouldn't let anyone succeed. He retreated in order to advance.

That was the real reason why Atticus had always treated me differently.

To be honest, Atticus has constantly scrutinized my relationship with Atlas, just like Melvern was observing my relationship with Atticus. Everyone has their motives.

wouldn't bother looking

whether the Beringer family or the Huffman family, Atticus was undoubtedly an influential figure. Otherwise, he wouldn't be where he is

me just now surprised me. He must

hoping for Liora to face

dialed a number, and only realized afterward that

cheerful voice came through the

went to the capital, so I didn't have time to ask about Charlie's condition these past two

Ms.

easy to take care of. Myra's visits are getting shorter, and he doesn't make trouble He just gets excited when he sees Myra." Annika

you could hear how joyful the current

he wake up

but he's not fussy. Sometimes, Re even plays with his dad when he wakes up in the middle of the night! Since Charlie came home Arton hasn't gone out much anymore. Most of the time, he takes care of Charlie at night. It's quite a change," Annika said

good. He's responsible now. Isn't there a saying that you don't understand parents' hardships until you have

used to always be