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Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 246

Chapter 246 Mad Dog

Ryan and I turned to see where the sound came from and saw a few people hurrying back into the yard. We exchanged a smile, and he said, “Uh–oh, they caught us!”

I chuckled and playfully took his arm. “Let’s go home.”

Once inside the house, everyone acted as if nothing had happened. However, we knew they were curious.

Laughter and chatter filled the room once again.

Vacations always seemed to pass quickly because they were full of joy and laughter. Before we knew it, the vacation ended, and it was time to return to work. This time, we were swamped.

Ryan’s parents had returned to their small town with plans to reunite for the next celebration.

Ryan and I had developed a better understanding of each other. We had different roles this time: he was in charge of the projects, I handled the suppliers, and Grayson assisted Ryan with his projects and market

analysis.

I hadn’t received any news from Atlas in a while. I avoided thinking about him and ignored anything

concerning him. But deep down, I knew he was still in the background. I still carried the pen he had gifted

  1. me.

It remained in my hand as long as I was in the office.

The first time I saw Matthew after the vacation was at the hospital. I went for an ultrasound to check my gallstones. I occasionally felt some discomfort, perhaps due to the meals that were too oily during the

celebration.

The ultrasound room was a shared space, and he had brought Melanie for her prenatal checkup. Melanie’s belly had grown significantly this time, and she hobbled by Matthew’s side.

Melanie clung to Matthew’s arm as soon as she saw me. It was as if she feared I would steal him away.

Matthew was still in a suit, looking dignified and attracting a few glances. His eyes were restless when he

entered the corridor and saw me.

He searched for an opportunity to make eye contact with me and speak. However, I deliberately avoided.

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