Beyond the Divorce novel Chapter 167

Chapter 167 Something’s Brewing

I didn’t rush back to the company after leaving ATL Empire. Instead, I visited Ivanna. Since our schedules had been hectic, we had no time to meet. Ivanna looked surprised to see me. “What brings you here?”

I glanced at her and replied, “I don’t just drop by for no reason.

“It’s hard to tell,” she replied mischievously, “I thought you forgot about me and only cared for your new

lover.”

“Stop with the sarcasm. If you have something to say, say it,” I retorted. I knew Ivanna’s expression she had something on me. Otherwise, she wouldn’t be so bold.

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did it

Sure enough, she smirked and leaned in closer to me. She locked eyes with me and said, “You guys

already, right?”

I blushed and tried to avoid her probing gaze. “Mind your business! Don’t make things up!”

“Am I? I saw how he escorted you back the other day. Am I still your best friend if I can’t tell you have something going on with him?” Ivanna teased, “If I didn’t have some evidence, would I interrogate you like

this?”

“I haven’t decided what to do yet. Stop talking about this. Why are you so nosy?” I shot back.

“Is it nosy of me? You attract the most gossip as a divorcee. Don’t blame me for not warning you. Ivanna’s tone turned serious, “Chlo, it’ll be your downfall if someone exposes anything about you at a time

like this. I’m just looking out for you.”

I fell silent when I realized Ivanna was right. I knew she had my best interests at heart.

When I didn’t respond, Ivanna continued, “Remember, there were some loose ends during your divorce proceedings. He’s a prominent figure now, and countless people are watching him. I’m not against your relationship; I’m just giving you a heads–up. Be careful!*

I nodded, and Ivanna said, “All right, enough about that. What’s going on?”

“Can you get me a list of Echelon Group’s clients? Preferably those related to their current land deals in

the city?” I asked Ivanna.

Ivanna exclaimed. “Chloe, what are you planning?! That’s a dangerous thought you have. Do you

understand what you’re doing?” Then she said hushedly, “That counts as a business crime, do you know.