Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

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Trinity's actions startled me. Indeed, she could instantly turn words into actions. As soon as her words fell, the tall and robust young man from earlier walked back in.

Trinity asked, "Has Grandpa arrived?" "Yes, Ms. Trinity," Erik replied respectfully.

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I was surprised, wondering who Grandpa was. It escalated the situation a bit, and I thought I should express my gratitude to the older man.

"Erik, please bring Grandpa in," Trinity commanded, and Erik turned to leave.

I stood up, feeling nervous. After all, I should show respect to the head of the Huffmans. Moreover, his daughter risked her life for me.

Seeing my nervousness, Trinity stood up with a smile. "Why are you so nervous?" "I've always wanted to thank your grandpa but never had the chance," I said.

She smirked. "I'll give you that chance." When the door opened, a spirited old man entered with a crowd. The liveliness madeuneasy, and it seemed the Huffmans' meals might not be as enjoyable as I had hoped. The old man scrutinizedfrom head to toe as soon as he entered.

Of course, I felt uncomfortable and stepped forward. I bowed slightly and greeted the old man, "Hello, Mr. Anson." "Hmm, I can finally take a good look at you. Not bad." I found it amusing and wondered if Anson was referring to me.

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"Mr. Anson, I've been wanting to thank you. You were startled because of me." I didn't want to miss the opportunity to express my gratitude. I knew it would be challenging to broach the subject again if I missed it.

He only smiled before walking to the main seat on the sofa. He sat upright in his burgundy suit, and his demeanor was impressive. Meanwhile, everyone instinctively split into two groups and stood behind him.

"You should thankfor this." et Anson looked atwithout reservation.. "My daughter did something that angered me. She risked her life so recklessly, which is taboo in our family. She did it for you and nearly broke the Huffmans' lineage." I felt guilty as stood before him. I nervously lowered my head as he pointed at Trinity and said, "Although Trinity's a girl, she's the only Huffman descendant. It won been a disaster for my family if she died. I wouldn't have let you off if she did." "I believe that, Mr. Anson. I'm sorry for causing you such distress," I spoke respectfully.

He said, "However, you saved her life in return, meaning you've made amends for your mistake. Since we're even now, I accept your apology and thanks." I felt a sense of relief when I saw him smile.

"Since you two want to befriend each other, propose a more traditional approach. You should becsworn sisters according to my family's customs. That way, you'll be like family. Trinity would gain a sister, and I'd gain another daughter. "You'll look out for each other from now on. What do you think, Chloe?" I was dumbfounded and wondered how Trinity's invitation led to this situation. I could only stand there in a daze as everyone looked at me. I knew those behind Anson were the family's big shots.

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