Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1387 Boarded A Thief's Ship

Grayson, who was sitting in the front, immediately turned around to look at me. "Ms. Chloe, are you going back to Nocturnia?" "Yes," I affirmed. "I want to see my family. This is something between me and Atlas. I won't let him face it alone."

"Looks like the capitalist is going to exploit someone again!" Ryan looked at me and said, "He has a convincing reason, too!"

"Do you have any objections?" I looked at Ryan provocatively.

But I secretly believed that Ryan would eventually need to take over this company entirely. I couldn't promise that I would be able to visit the company every day after giving birth to the baby, after all. And I couldn't guarantee that I would report to the company during the several months of pregnancy, either.

Ryan must have felt a little trapped.

"I don't have any objections, but I feel like I've boarded a thief's ship," Ryan said. "I can't get off now."

Grayson chuckled. "I'm afraid you'll never get off in this lifetime," he teased.

"Are you saying she's going to exploit me for a lifetime?"

"Don't worry. Soon, you'll rise from being under one person to being above ten thousand. Many people are eager to be exploited like that. Don't be so modest." Grayson glanced at Ryan. "But don't you think she's taking advantage of me?" Ryan asked Grayson.

and playing hard

The atmosphere in the car was

Ryan was just saying that. He was

was be because he genuinely worried when he

up superior conditions overseas and returned to Foswood, choosing a small company like

was

Bourdamun in the blink of an eye. Tall structures stood

so quickly. It was already taking shape, standing

had started

Old Bourdamun came

want to miss

to be in place. They were

much more robust. He looked at me from afar but didn't come over to talk

site, quickly rode over on his motorbike to see me after hearing that I had arrived.

to see you!" John pulled up on

was a little surprised.

is progressing quickly, and I'm afraid of any potential losses." John was very responsible. He pointed around us. "About one-third of it