Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1055 Thorough Investigation

Nathan didn't beat around the bush after everyone was seated. He expressed his hopes for Atlas in this region and the general direction they wanted to collaborate on.

Atlas listened without offering too many opinions. Dylan was replaced by Cane, who listened attentively.

Atlas only mentioned that these projects needed a comprehensive assessment and that any investment must yield returns.

Nathan seemed aware of my identity, smiling as he looked at me, asking for my impression of this place.

As I was thinking about how to respond, Atlas gave me an affectionate smile and said, "My wife is mainly involved in a project with Jaxford Doors. Perhaps you've heard about it, Mr. Nathan.

"The construction project in Bourdamun is under her management, and she has decided to use the high-end doors from Gerby's Jaxford Doors as the flagship doors for the new area."

The mayor of Gerby immediately became enthusiastic. "Indeed, we have several large enterprises in Gerby doing very well. Jaxford Doors, Chandler's Dairy, Henderson Group, and others are outstanding companies."

When he mentioned Chandler's Dairy, I smiled subtly.

Atlas sat there lazily, glanced at the mayor, and said, "Actually, my wife has another important matter to attend to during this visit."

"If Mrs. Chloe needs us to do something, we will do our best to help." The mayor immediately pledged.

visit an ex-classmate," I spoke

ex-classmate

of hers is hard to meet. I

became interested. "Why? What makes it so hard? Do you

be hard to

"How so?"

at everyone present, and Nathan immediately understood what he meant, leaving only the mayor behind

the entire story to Nathan

I can't believe there's such a

jurisdiction. It's outrageous.

Investigate thoroughly. I'll personally

handle it this time."

there was no storm he couldn't shield me from. Arnold, who had been silent

and said, "Go ahead. It's

these words, it was evident they

cop in Gerby. I trust no one else." Arnold was straightforward

Arnold continued, "I'm afraid

of