Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Poppy's tone made it seem like I just happened to be here and it would be impolite not to invite me. This invitation sounded forced.

"Sorry! My wife and I have a social engagement tonight!" Atlas refused outright, not even glancing at Poppy.

As soon as these words were spoken, her manager immediately looked at me, apparently somewhat astonished. Indeed, when Poppy introduced me downstairs just now, I was introduced as Poppy's friend, Chloe, the CEO.

Poppy looked embarrassed. She glanced at me, shrugged, and said, "Oh... that's really unfortunate! Chloe, I'll make another appointment with you another day!"

I just smiled faintly, not giving her any response.

Kalina immediately gestured towards the door again, "Miss Poppy, this way, please!"

"Okay!" Poppy immediately adopted an elegant demeanor and turned to walk out.

After they disappeared from my sight, I looked at Atlas with a smile, "Not giving the beauty any attention?"

"I only give my beauty attention!" With that, he hugged me and led me into the lounge.

On the bed in the lounge lay a straight black and green dress with clean and elegant lines.

"What a beautiful dress!" I walked over with joy, picked up the dress, and tried it on myself. It was exquisite and gorgeous!

He hugged me from behind and looked at us in the mirror. He then kissed my cheek affectionately and gave a wicked smile, revealing his white teeth.

Then he reached out, took the dress, and hung it on the indoor clothes rack. He led me to the edge of the bed, forcibly pressed me down, and said, "Rest for a while, otherwise you'll be tired tonight!"

He then knelt to remove my shoes, put my legs flat on the bed, and gave me a tight squeeze before embracing my entire body.

I chuckled softly, "Since when did you have to rest with me? This is the office, you know?"

"Is it not allowed?" He asked domineeringly.

"Why did Mr. Arthur suddenly want to have a gathering?" I sighed, "It seems like a last-minute decision. Why so urgent?"

"It seems to be related to Miss Mia Morgan, but I'm not sure of the specifics." Atlas said casually, "Just a social obligation. If you're tired, we can come back earlier."

"Okay," I responded softly, feeling relieved. Atlas always had my best interests at heart.

"Are you a bit tired today?" His large hand rested on my abdomen again. This gesture always warmed my heart.

I chatted with Atlas about the situation in Bourdamun today, especially what Arton said.

"I'll send someone in again. Denton has indeed been quite active lately," Atlas said casually, "But he doesn't stand a chance!"

"I've asked HR to start looking for an assistant for Ryan. Being versatile and having a solid rapport with him is essential for helping him with his tasks, as he is too busy to manage everything.

"He's overwhelmed with many things. I'll be giving birth in a few months, and his responsibilities will be even greater next year."

Atlas listened to my words and pondered for a moment, "Let me arrange this person."

"You'll arrange it?" I was a little surprised.

Atlas nodded solemnly, "Yes! As you said, this person needs to be very versatile to keep up with his pace. might be difficult to find someone suitable in Foswood. I'll choose someone appropriate! Next year will indeed be different."

"Then that's great! I trust your choice!" I said.

"Next year, we won't just have projects in Solaris. There will also be a major project in the southwest. To alleviate the pressure on ATL

Empire, want to completely separate the entire relevant

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construction business and merge Tanum Corporation into ATL Empire." Atlas said seriously.

"Do you think Tanum Corporation is mature enough?" I looked at him and asked.

"Yes! Ryan's performance is mature. He is low-key and humble, has unique insights, and acts decisively! He's a very qualified leader who needs space and a platform to shine. Atlas gave Ryan a very high evaluation, which pleased me.

"Are you trying to get me to retire?" I teased, "I don't want to be a full-time housewife!"

This was my experience speaking. I couldn't make the same mistake. What Ivanna vehemently opposed was correct.