Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1398 Applauding for the Mistress

Atlas immediately stepped forward to shake hands with Leonard, their large hands clasping together.

I stared at Leonard. He had left an excellent impression on me. He had a kind face, and his smile was warm and friendly.

At first glance, he appeared to be a gentleman, and I had to admit that he seemed very cultured.

His eyes turned to me, and he smiled at Atlas and asked, "Is this your girlfriend, Mr. Atlas? It's a pleasure to meet you! You two make a wonderful couple!"

"This is my wife, Chloe," Atlas corrected him.

Leonard immediately said, "It's nice to meet you, Mrs. Atlas! I apologize for my mistake."

I greeted him warmly with a smile. "Hello, Mr. Leonard. It's no problem at all."

Arthur introduced us to several other unfamiliar faces, but no one else left as deep an impression as Leonard did.

As I stood by Atlas's side and watched them greet one another, I continued to secretly observe Leonard.

For some reason, I was uniquely attracted to this man. I didn't know why, but I felt compelled to learn more about him. I wanted to know about his background, his business, his lifestyle, and even the women around him.

As I was starting to feel a little bored, I saw Oliver and Lauren enter the room.

Oliver was wearing a neatly tailored dark gray suit. His complexion was healthier than before, and he had gained some weight. He had a smile on his face as he walked arm-in-arm with Lauren.

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pleasantries with other people. "You're looking

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