Beyond the Divorce novel Chapter 892

Atlas never mentioned this matter to me. I was sure he knew about this.

I took the opportunity to ask Dominic many questions, and he promised to visit Bourdamun soon. I even invited Sally to join us.

After all, winter was approaching in Solaris, and it would be a test for Sally's health.

Our conversation went on late into the night, and as we parted ways, we agreed to meet in Foswood.

On the way back, Ardie said to me, "I didn't expect your business to become this big. It really impresses me."

I smiled wryly and said, "Didn't you hear what Dominic said about the crisis involved?"

Ardie dismissively said, "Ah, what are you afraid of? With someone behind you who can strategize things, you can rest easy, right?"

His words did ease my mind, and I said, "If it weren't for Atlas, I really wouldn't have the confidence to do this. Ardie, do you think I might hold him back?"

Honestly, this concern had always been on my mind.

Ardie chuckled as he drove. "That just means you don't know him well enough. The greater the pressure, the more active his mind becomes."

"How many years have you two known each other?" I asked curiously. Even though I knew that Atlas had once lived with the Beringer family, I didn't know the details.

I was eager to hear about that period from each person's perspective, hoping to enhance my impression of him.

Ardie pondered for a moment and said, "He came to our place when he was 16, so it should be about 14 years now. If we talk about when we first met, we knew each other since childhood.

"But the time where we spent every day together was only about five or six years. It was during our school days. He was born to be a king." Ardie praised.

"Why didn't you go into business?" In my perception, Ardie seemed more suitable for business than Arnold.

"Arnold is more agile than me, and with Atlas at the helm, it's enough to maintain the Beringer family business. Besides, I've always had a liking for law, so I chose my ideal profession."

He looked at me and seemed to hesitate. I could tell he had something to say.

I looked at Ardie in confusion, wanting to disagree with him.

Perhaps Ardie understood the doubt in my eyes. He smiled and explained further, "Because for all these years, this is what he has always hoped to do for you.

"You have to give him this opportunity. Only then will he recognise your need and attachment. He will rejoice in having you. This is what he really wants, and he's doing it now."

I suddenly understood why everything Atlas did was always for my sake.

It made me feel a pang of heartache, realizing how much he must yearn to do things for me.

"You must cherish him and love him well. He is someone who cares deeply about the warmth of a family because he lost all of it at the age of ten. What we provide him is a sense of home, but it's different from what you give him."

Ardie's words truly touched me.

He then asked, "Do you know why my dad wants to acknowledge you as his daughter?”