Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 1302 The Cunning Man’s Call



No matter what Atticus's intentions were, I felt confident about the situation. After all, ATL Empire's Design Division did the project's overall design in Rivendell, making communication relatively easier.

Moreover, I believed I had some basic understanding of Atticus. He might be a cunning man, but he wouldn't resort to tricks with me. Our interactions, whether in the past or present, had always been heading in a positive direction.

As businessmen in the same industry and having fought on the same front, we had a good starting point for our relationship.

Furthermore, Atlas's involvement also played a significant role. Even if Atticus saw me as a competitor, he had to consider my current status, which was far from the struggling position I was in a year ago when I first took over Tanum.

While the outside world might not understand the situation, he was well aware of it.

Honestly, his assistance to me in the past had been considerable. So, this project was definitely within our grasp. I just needed to communicate with Ryan and ensure there were no issues with our manpower.

After all, the main focus for now still had to be on New Bourdamun.

I paced back and forth, then picked up the phone and dialed Ryan's number. It rang a few times before he picked up.

"You're back?"

"Yeah. I got back yesterday, and I'm too tired. I slept for over ten hours and didn't get a chance to call you. Are you at the company?" I asked. "Dear boss, today is my day off," Ryan teased. He knew I had gone to Cirencester, so he must be worried. "How are you? Did everything go smoothly? Did you manage to bring him back?"

"We did, and it went smoothly. How about you come to Pleca Park? I can't leave," I suggested.

"Sure," Ryan replied immediately. "I haven't seen your parents for a long time. It's a good opportunity to catch up and visit your biological father too." "You haven't seen me for a long time either," I teased back.This text is property of Nô/velD/rama.Org.

"You're right. I'll get ready right away." Ryan said.

After hanging up the phone, I couldn't help but smile. I had told him to rest well, but it seemed like it was going to be another busy day for him. But there was no help for it. As the saying goes, in business, one's choices are limited.

Suddenly, I remembered that I hadn't

called Beatrice yet. I was sure there would be a public trial over there. Atlas might be intentionally keeping it from me, but I had promised Beatrice that I would be with her, and I couldn't go back on my word. to

Moreover, she was all alone, and this was the time when she needed someone by her side the most.

So, thankfully, I had Ryan here. Otherwise, the company would have fallen apart.

Now that Tanum's business had expanded, it was time to focus on our work since we had settled the other matters. As for the situation with New Bourdamun, I wondered how it was going. to

Thinking about New Bourdamun, I suddenly remembered Arton and quickly called him. Since I was back, I should tell him about it. Plus, wanted to know about the situation at the construction site. Content

Arton answered the phone and asked, "Mrs. Chloe, you're back? Did you find your father? Did you bring him back?"

I chuckled, "I got back yesterday. And don't worry, he's back."

"That's great. Congratulations, Mrs. Chloe!" Arton breathed a sigh of relief.

"How's it going on your end?" I asked softly.

"That guy is here," Arton said in a low voice. "He's working diligently, and I've already made contact with him. But for now, everything seems normal."

"Besides him, keep an eye on the newcomers too. I feel he's not the only one who has entered our construction site. We need to figure out his intentions." I instructed.

"Got it," Arton responded earnestly.

"How's Charlie?" I asked about his child.

"He's doing well. Oh, he can walk and talk now."

"He's walking already?" I was surprised. "It seems like he's doing really well."

"Yeah. My sister and her husband take good care of him. You can rest assured." Arton sounded excited whenever he talked about his son.

And I was certain that this child had changed Arton's destiny.

That was something I was very happy to see.