Beyond the Divorce



I figured Julius was an opportunist. His words to Eleanor were likely just a front.

Maybe he wanted to leverage the influence of Andrea's family for himself.

"Julius used Andrea's family's support to start a lime factory in the area. He got to know the construction industry while running sales. Later, he gradually got into floor tiles. But wasn't it because of this kind of pestering that Julius..." Eleanor glanced at me but didn't finish.

"Don't make excuses for Julius. Eleanor, everyone walks their own path. Since you've escaped that mess, don't entertain thoughts of him anymore. "If he binds you with such methods, it shows he's not worthy of being your partner. You'd better realize that." I was straightforward, knowing Eleanor's past.

Eleanor blushed and nodded earnestly. "I understand, Chloe. I won't let you down. Since the day I left Surface Solutions, I've been determined not to be fooled or used by anyone."

"Eleanor, determination is good, but letting go of thoughts about him is crucial. He's not worth it. You're still young, with a bright future ahead. Find a decent man and live a good life. Isn't that better?" I felt it was necessary to be blunt at this point.

Eleanor nodded, her face down. "I get it. I just want to focus on work now."

"That's great because bigger things are coming your way."

Then she looked up at me, puzzled. "What do you mean?"

"Take it easy. Soon, our company will take over all the construction and development business under ATL Empire. You can't just stay idle, right? It's a waste for you to be stuck here."

Eleanor's management and sales skills were not to be underestimated. Even just managing this store, she could make a difference. I had high hopes for her potential.

"Don't say that. I just do what I should," Eleanor said firmly.

"Don't be modest. Just do well, and everything will be fine. Settle down in Foswood. I help you, and you just keep moving forward," I said, getting up. "I have some things to do. Kwas in a hurry, but ended up here

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"Are we not having lunch together?" Eleanor asked.

"Not today. I'm busy, so I'll come by when I have time. Let's discuss the recent situation next time. Today's been hectic," I said as I left.

Just then, Aidan came in with a few other store owners, wanting to talk to Eleanor about the joint complaint.

I quickly told Aidan, "Aidan, you must take care of my friend here. Whatever she needs, I fully support her. She has full authority in the market. Just find her if you need anything."

I quickly assured them, empowering Eleanor and ensuring that Aidan and others wouldn't underestimate her.

"Chloe, honestly, I admire you the most. The old folks in this market all respect you. Now that you've made it big, everyone envies you."NôvelDrama.Org owns this.

I smiled. "Thank you for saying that."

Aidan's demeanor softened, with a

hint of flattery in his tone. "You're right. Your manager, Eleanor, is good. Just like you back then, she's very loyal and brave. Everyone has high hopes for her."