Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1449 Perilous Situation

I looked up toward the source of the voice.

I couldn't help but smirk as my eyes fell on the long-lost phony Stella White, who I had been keeping an eye on.

She had dared to come here in public, which was astonishing.

She was blatantly trying to provoke me, the real Stella White.

I glanced at Atlas, and we exchanged a smile. It seemed that I couldn't just let things slide today. I couldn't let someone provoke me to my face. I had to play along.

I remained composed and smiled at her, curious to see how she would start this drama.

She took the initiative to speak first to show off.

The people around us looked over and smiled. Their smiles told me many things, but they were definitely not kind.

The hall was a perilous place at the moment.

I watched as the impostor Stella eagerly began her performance.

With a pleasant expression, she continued, "Cousin, you're finally back! We agreed to come back together, but I've been waiting for you for a long time."

After saying that, she limped toward us.

injuries hadn't healed. She was excited to return to the fight, even

at the

smiling man of average build, who was slightly chubby. He had

words were addressed

approached us, smiled faintly, and indifferently said, "Your leg injury hasn't healed yet, but you seem eager to be out of the house. You have a short

definitely meant more than what was

only came downstairs after I heard that you were

inwardly and cursed; she was a good actress. It

speaking, the imposter Stella pulled the woman behind her and pushed her toward Atlas. "Tricia insisted on coming with

at Atlas, at a loss for words. "Atlas! Why haven't you been

and calmly

Her expression was bizarre, like

intervened. "Atlas, you naughty boy. This is Miss

Ellis family. Didn't

play together when you

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kids?"

nodded in

remember." Atlas was harsh, stating things in a cold

lip and gave me an icy glare as her

to care. She reached

Atlas stared at Stella, his deep black eyes projecting a sense of distance. His eyes were hiding

midair, and she