Bride of Retribution: Aloof Billionaire's Dominant Game-Chapter 370 - 208 Charlotte, let’s go_2

It’s been more than ten minutes, and Charlotte Miller hasn’t come out from the room. What could be taking so long to discuss?

Are they planning how to leave him?

Actually, not having a rival for such a long time is a very sad thing, so since there’s one now, why not enjoy the game? The Baird brothers are quite skillful, and isn’t Oliver Baird a legend?

He wanted to see what it looks like when a legend is shattered.

In the bedroom, Charlotte locked all the doors. She was afraid Atlas Hallow would suddenly rush in to grab her phone and throw it away fiercely, preventing her from answering the call.

"Ethan, are you okay? Has anything happened recently? Is it serious?" Charlotte asked worriedly. She knew something must have happened in the Baird Family for Ethan to lose contact for so long.

"I’m fine, Charlotte. But I heard some news recently. Did you divorce Atlas?" Ethan’s voice on the phone sounded a bit tired and anxious.

Charlotte was shocked. How could he know?

This news was very secretive. In fact, after coming back, Atlas quickly went through the divorce procedure, not waiting for three months.

He seemed confident that he could keep her around without a marriage certificate.

What Charlotte didn’t know was that Atlas was preparing to re-register in three months and was planning a grand wedding to make it known to the world.

"I have my ways of knowing, Charlotte. What happened to you? Why didn’t you return to the United States after the divorce?" This was Ethan’s first reaction upon hearing about Charlotte’s divorce.

If Charlotte divorced, she should return to the United States immediately to meet her parents, since it’s been awhile.

Atlas must’ve done something bad to her, right?

He couldn’t imagine how bad it was, but Atlas was definitely a tough character.

Probably, during these days, Charlotte suffered quite a bit from him and didn’t have a good time.

"Ethan, did you return to the country?" Calling at this time made it hard for Charlotte to judge whether Ethan was abroad or back home. But since he didn’t ask to meet her, he probably hadn’t returned.

Charlotte hesitantly voiced her question, knowing that if she told Ethan about her situation, he would definitely come to help her given his nature.

But if he couldn’t leave his business in the United States and had to come back for her, it’d be too difficult for him which made Charlotte reluctant to speak.

Yet now, she really didn’t know what to do.

"I haven’t returned yet, Charlotte. Do you need me to go back now?" Ethan sensed that something bad had definitely happened to Charlotte.

Why did such bad things always happen to such a sunny and lovely girl?

Including his sister, it was the same. Thinking of his sister made Ethan’s heart ache terribly.

"I..." Charlotte hesitated a bit, unsure how to speak.

Feeling a bit sour in her heart, her eyes were red, as if tears were about to fall but couldn’t; the mixed emotions made even breathing feel choked.

She seemed like a child who had been lonely for a long time, finally finding her relatives.

And this relative could hold her hand and lead her out of the ordeal.

With that simple word, Ethan immediately understood everything.

"Charlotte, I will return in a month. Can you wait for me?" Ethan felt a pang in his heart as he looked out the window; he didn’t know what Charlotte had been through these months.

But he knew Charlotte desperately needed him back to help.

This month, he hoped Charlotte could make it through safely.

He knew Atlas wouldn’t harm Charlotte’s life, and the help Charlotte needed had to do with Atlas.

"I’m fine. I can wait." Charlotte decided to keep her voice very low, scared Atlas might overhear something.

Was she being too cautious? Too suspicious?

She sat at the far end of the bedroom, a distance away from the living room, and the door was closed. Even with his abilities, Atlas couldn’t have eyes and ears everywhere.

She patted her chest, trying to calm down and not panic, but she couldn’t stop her heart from racing wildly.