Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Seizing the moment, I called my mom.

My mom promptly answered. "You're back early today."

I chuckled and replied, "Mom! How did you know I came back early?"

"How? It's been a few days since you called. I thought you were busy, so I didn't want to bother you." My mom knew me well.

"I was on a business trip for three days. I've been pretty busy, so I didn't have time to call you. How are things over there? Does it seem like we can sell the house soon? If we can't, you should come back. We can entrust it to the Phillips family."

"We had a few potential buyers, but nothing was finalized. Looks like we won't be able to sell the house as quickly as we thought. Will it be too much trouble for the Phillips family? They're already helping us look at houses."

"In that case, find a neighbor you can trust, leave the keys with them, and let them take care of it. Or you could hire a reputable real estate agent and let them handle everything," I suggested, knowing that if it were me, I would definitely hire the real estate agent and just pay the fee.

"I've been busy, and Grandma Rose has been taking care of things at home. You should come back as soon as possible," I added. I was worried about any sudden emergencies.

The most pressing matter right now was the situation in Gerby. Atlas had also said yesterday that Dylan had some news. I hadn't had a chance to ask him about that because of the situation with Liora. It seemed like I would be busy again and might not have time to ask today as well.

Nocturnia too. David had been on my case twice already. It looked like I would have

as soon as possible. We've dealt with everything here. There's nothing left. It's all empty. It looks like we're

asked, "Which do you think is better, Mom? Our villa or

sighed. "My child, how could you compare them? They're incomparable. We have

heart stung. She treasured those memories, but they had

clutched the phone

gotten used to it. When we first left, she seemed a little lost. Has

a moment ago. She wondered when you

sweetie!" My mom laughed immediately,

exchanging a few

gradually darkened, and Atlas came over, calling me inside. I knew it was time for

children

told them we had some business to attend

was easy-going as always. She just looked up at me and

Daddy, and Aunt