Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Our classmates were still very excited and were all talking and drinking in the lobby.

Everyone knew about my and Ivanna's pregnancies and told us to rest. Ivanna and I didn't hesitate and returned to the bedroom on the plane.

Lying on the bed, Ivanna told me, "Poppy is shameless. Didn't she say she came to Gerby to have some fun? Why didn't she join the festivities tonight? Why is she following us back instead?"

I snorted coldly. "If Atlas hadn't been there today, I wouldn't have realized the fall was fake. I might have been in serious danger."

"You should have done something about her!" Ivanna turned over and looked at me, disdainfully saying, "I've seen many people like her. I know all about her schemes."

"It's not up to me," I complained.

"At least her schemes aren't as bad as Harmony Hampton's were back then. She needs to work harder," Ivanna admitted.

"She can't stir up any big waves. I know what to do. If she gets cocky, I'll take care of her." I said disdainfully. "I can't usually be bothered with her. Let her struggle! She'll get what she deserves if she goes too far!" I didn't expect much from Poppy. Right now, I was more concerned about the assassin.

Logically, he wouldn't have acted alone at such an important event, but he hadn't made another move. Did he think we were too well defended?

bedroom door. I responded, thinking it was Atlas. But when the

from where I was in bed while Ivanna

wasn't much room in the plane

asked with an awkward

to take a nap." I lay still

leaving. "I'm sorry about this morning. I almost knocked

"Be more careful next time, and don't overdo

not to have heard my words at all. She quietly took pictures of

jealousy, "This plane belongs to Mr. Atlas,

over, she said to Poppy harshly, "Ms. Poppy, do you know where you are

what she was doing and turned to face

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her temper. "And you know this plane belongs to Mr. Atlas, which means you are currently a guest in his home. You should follow his rules.

bedroom without permiseone's

have manners, don't you?"

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