Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 350

Chapter 350 Impending Doom

I was startled by my thoughts. When did I become so trusting of him?

I shook myself out of my thoughts and continued scrolling through my phone. The comments and opinions were still pouring in. People were expressing a wide range of views.

A closer inspection revealed three main discussion groups. Most supported giving power to Celine. Atlas’s condition was critical, so leaving a large corporation without a leader was unwise. Even if Atlas was incapacitated, the company needed management and decisions made.

Another group was focused on protecting Atlas’s interests. They strongly opposed Celine’s ATL Empire consolidation. They said she was overstepping and questioned why she took control while Atlas was incapacitated. It seemed like an opportunistic power grab.

Then, there was a neutral group advocating for balance. These individuals acknowledged the need for leadership but were cautious about letting any one person have too much control.

These discussions were growing and showing no sign of slowing down. Supporters of Celine were increasing in number, and many were eagerly waiting for the official announcement of the merger,

The rapid spread of these discussions had me increasingly on edge. It was hard to ignore the mounting pressure. I couldn’t help but feel anxious. The situation seemed to be slipping out of control.

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Finally, I couldn’t sit still anymore and attempted to call Nick but was met with a familiar recorded message. His phone was still turned off.

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I felt a sense of impending doom.

Dylan had been avoiding me for a reason. He probably blamed me for not playing a more significant role

in this situation.

Seeing my distressed expression, Ryan poured me a glass of red wine. “You should drink a little. This is something beyond our control, and there’s no need to blame yourself.”

He poured himself a glass and continued, “In reality, with or without your involvement, the outcome would’ve been the same. Regardless of Atlas’s condition, this situation would’ve unfolded.”

However, the current situation looks unfavorable for Atlas,” I said, sounding somewhat anxious.

Not necessarily. Grayson said. “I’ve checked, and only one of the three sides has an overseas IP

The other two factions remain untraceable. That speaks volumes.