Beyond the Divorce



As we drove along, he patiently introduced each place to me. Yesterday, amidst the rain, everything was murky, including my mood, so I didn't pay attention to the scenery.

Today, with the weather being nice, my mood naturally lightened, and I finally felt like I was in a foreign land.

In my mind, Foswood was always my home. Even small towns in the northeast didn't compare.

Especially after bringing my parents to Foswood, I felt that Foswood was my hometown.

But here, everything was unfamiliar. Even the air felt different. Yet, it held a strong allure for me.

At the hospital, we were greeted by several doctors, including the hospital's director. Atlas told me that this hospital was actually under ATL Empire. Atlas didn't just want them to perform a prenatal check-up, but he wanted a full-body examination for me.

"It doesn't need to be so complicated. My health has always been good, and this pregnancy has been going really well. I hardly have any morning sickness. Don't worry so much," I protested to Atlas.

"Be good. We need to do it. What was true before might not be true now. I'll be with you every step of the way," he patiently reassured me, afraid of any mishaps.

During the ultrasound examination, the doctor was very meticulous. Then he said to Atlas, "Mr. Atlas, come take a look. These are your children." "Children?" I looked at the doctor in confusion.

He nodded with a smile. "Yes, children. They're growing well. Mrs. Chloe, come take a look too."

He adjusted the screen to show me and gently moved the device over my abdomen.

Atlas looked over too with great curiosity.

"So these are two embryos, meaning there are two lovely babies growing healthily in your womb."

"Two?" I asked in astonishment.

"Yes, two," the doctor confirmed.

I immediately grabbed Atlas's hand, hardly believing it myself. We were having twins?

Atlas couldn't contain his joy, asking many questions about my health and the precautions to take care of twins.

"Oh, don't get too excited just yet. Let me let you hear their strong heartbeat." The doctor then let us

listen to their heartbeats. Indeed et

there were two strong and powerful heartbeats that sounded

magnificent.

Unable to contain my excitement, I looked at Atlas beside me. I was trembling with joy and grabbing his hand.

The doctor recorded their heartbeats for us, and Atlas immediately transferred it to our phones.

The moment we left the hospital, Atlas couldn't contain his happiness and pulled me into his arms. "You're truly my lucky star!"

I was extremely happy, too. "No wonder I'm so easily hungry. I just ate, and yet I'm hungry again. It's because of our two little babies. What a miracle for us."

"Of course. That just proves I have top-notch skills," Atlas boasted shamelessly.

Even Dylan, who was driving ahead, chuckled contentedly. "Congratulations, Mr. Atlas."

Atlas joyfully said to Dylan, "I'll give you a raise."

Dylan immediately laughed and said, "That doesn't make sense. You should reward Mrs. Chloe for this and not me, okay?"

The three of us burst into laughter.

That day, Atlas took me to some famous scenic spots in Nocturnia. There were a few places that I used to love when I was young. He stayed by my side, playing the role of an amazing tour guide, constantly explaining everything to me.

The most memorable moment was when we visited my old school. It was not because I had many memories, but because I once saw a photo I took here.

I deliberately found the same angle to take a photo, hoping to recall something, but suddenly I was hit with a splitting headache.

Atlas was frightened and quickly

hugged me, repeatedly saying, "Don't

think about it. Let it go. Let's just

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every day from now on."

I could only nod. He was worried I was overexerting myself, so he ordered Dylan to take us back.

In the car, Atlas's phone rang. He immediately answered, but as he listened, his expression grew colder.