Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1499 Arriving Just in Time

As Tris was about to start the car, Carol immediately said, "Hold on a moment, Tris. I know the way, I'll drive. Let's switch positions." Tris looked at Carol doubtfully. I smiled and said to Tris, "Let her drive. She's a good driver."

When Tris heard my words, he quickly exited the car and swapped positions with Carol.

Before we got to my shop at the building materials market, I saw a crowd of people ahead, blocking the path to the storefront.

Carol exclaimed, "Oh no, we came early, but it's not the right time. We've walked right into it!"

After speaking, she quickly parked the car and got out in a hurry. She ran to my side, opened the car door, and helped me out.

We hurriedly made our way inside.

Carol shouted anxiously from behind me, "Slow down, Chloe! Oh my goodness!"

From afar, I heard a loud soprano voice roaring, "Eleanor, you slut! How dare you still oppose me? Do you think no one can fight you in this market anymore?"

was Andrea, the hysterical woman we had met at the last hotel dinner. I remembered her outburst

market and talk with quality, you can't mess with me. Useless woman!

I had reached the outer edge of the crowd. I could see the situation inside very

Eleanor. That woman was no longer as refined as before; she

say that I'm causing trouble? Just watch me cause

voice was imposing, and she seemed quite powerful. "Come on, what are you all still

backward. Apparently,

me. "Chloe, move

it!" Andrea ordered

my loud voice surprisingly worked. Those people suddenly turned to look back, and their eyes focused

at the burly men who had raised wooden sticks in their hands while Eleanor opened her arms and stood in front of

down, all of you!" I scolded harshly. The men

eyes immediately reddened, and she trembled as she

by Eleanor's side, looking coldly at those fierce-looking men. "What do you want? Get lost!" Tris

behind them, her arms crossed. She was looking at me angrily. Her gaze suddenly turned cold and full of disdain. "Huh! Who do you think you are? So, it's you?" There was undisguised contempt