Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 148

Chapter 148 Dreamlike

I couldn’t shake off my loneliness amidst the lively atmosphere. While the crowd discussed and

speculated who the new CEO would be, I considered Matthew’s information. He said something about the son of ATL Empire’s chairman

My face grew numb from smiling and exchanging pleasantries with old clients I just wanted the conference to end as soon as possible. After all, coming here was about confirming the inevitable

I felt small, lonely, and powerless amidst the crowd I wanted to escape back to my small hometown to live a peaceful life with my daughter and parents.

Finally, the moment arrived. Someone took the stage, and the audience gathered around. I followed the crowd with my heart pounding and fists clenched. I never expected ATL Empire to hold such significance

in my life.

Matthew stood beside me again, and I silently cursed him I wondered why he still stuck to me like glue,

even after getting what he wanted

Various speeches and formalities occurred on stage. It resembled an awards ceremony until an elderly

man tremblingly announced, “Let us invite the quest of honor to the stage!”

Suddenly, the hall dimmed, and a spotlight shined on the entrance. Everyone was anxious as they turned

to see who it was. Next, thunderous applause echoed throughout the hall. The crowd parted to create a

path leading to the stage.

However, I couldn’t see who it was through the crowd I only saw a crowd following the person

approaching the stage. At that moment, I noticed Matthew’s strange expression. His eyes widened, and

he looked possessed

Meanwhile, Carol exclaimed beside me, “Ms. Chloe, look! It’s Mr. Atlas! Oh my God, this is incredible!”

I could barely remember what had happened after that. Carol led me out of the event and even brought

me home..

My phone kept ringing until I reached home. Finally, I realized how jarring my ringtone was. I realized I had

the most missed calls from Ivanna and some from Matthew.

I called Ivanna to tell her I had arrived home safely and then turned off my phone. Still, I had trouble accepting what I had witnessed at the event. I didn’t know if I should be happy or sad as I stayed up until