Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1198 Complex Relations

Downstairs, Hana had finished showering and was helping Ava with her hair while Jenny waited. The three girls chatted and laughed while doing their hair, creating a heartwarming scene. Meanwhile, Arnold kept teasing and bothering them, provoking protests from the girls. We heard high-pitched shouts and bursts of laughter from time to time.

Grandma Rose sat there, watching Hana's every move as if appreciating a beautiful scene.

It seemed that she had developed a liking for Hana.

The atmosphere was peaceful, and I thought it would be wonderful if our lives could continue like this.

I checked the time and realized it was almost 7 p.m.. The sky outside was getting dark, but Atlas still hadn't returned.

He must have been very busy this afternoon.

"Let's have dinner," I said to everyone.

My mom asked, "Chloe, did you call Atlas?"

"Oh. I'll do that now." I helplessly picked up the phone and dialed Atlas's number, only to find that it was turned off.

His phone must have run out of battery. Otherwise, it would never be turned off.

way home by now. I hesitated for a moment and considered calling Cane, but I thought better of

phone and looked at Jim. "Let's not wait, Jim.

toward the dining room. Hana knew where to go, as this was probably her third time here. On top of that, she was already familiar with everyone in the family. Ava insisted on sitting next to Hana, and I realized that my daughter was quite the

two little girls,

for Arnold. Even my mom noticed what was

sure that my daughter had forcefully brought Hana to Pleca Park. Of course, Arnold definitely

Hana. Otherwise, he wouldn't have rushed back to Foswood

parents'

asked Hana about

said, "Some things have been happening at home recently, and it's been chaotic, so I had to

Yare. I

had always wanted to ask Arnold about this, but recent

we take

hadn't felt it when we were inside with the air conditioning. But as soon as we stepped out of the hall, we felt the hot, stuffy air rushing toward us

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the side hall." I took her to our side hall, which was very comfortable. There were rocking chairs in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows,

there, feeling extremely

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heard Arnold