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Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 220

Chapter 220 Provocation

I didn’t return to my place for dinner with Ryan and my family that night. Instead, I stayed with Atlas. After what he told me, I couldn’t leave him alone in his vast mansion on New Year’s Eve.

He told me a lot about his happy times with his parents before he turned ten. However, he didn’t mention his life after losing them, and I didn’t dare to ask. I believed those were the scars he didn’t want to reopen.

No wonder he loved being home so much, and he was so patient with Ava. I guessed he was emulating

his dad.

While listening to his stories, I had a strange feeling that I had lost many happy memories. I only remembered things from my senior year of high school but had no memories of what happened before.

I couldn’t recall much of my childhood or how my parents treated me. It was as if I had no friends. I even envied Atlas for speaking of his past happiness and sorrow. Still, I wondered if I had chosen to forget

certain things.

I wanted to ask him about Annalise, but my words would always get stuck in my throat. Atlas and I spent New Year’s Day snuggled together.

Unbeknownst to me, a reception occurred at the Pierce family’s mansion in Nocturnia that day. However, it ended in disarray due to Atlas’s absence. As a result, it affected me, even though I was in Foswood.

I returned to work when the holiday ended. Surprisingly, the first client to visit my company was Stella. She smiled and cheerfully entered my office, saying, “Happy New Year, Chloe!”

I was stunned but admired her acting skills and impeccable composure. It would be a waste of her skills if I didn’t engage her. “It’s been a while, Ms. Stella. You look like you had a lovely New Year. Did you

celebrate in Nocturnia?”

I smiled as I spoke.

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