The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 335

Truthfully, Nora was no longer hung up on the past.

Cassidy Quinn had warned her that Maloney was too controlling, and Seraphina Sinclair had claimed he only saw Nora as a pawn.

But Nora didn't see it that way.

Cassidy was a free spirit who despised anyone trying to dictate her life; she wanted absolute control over her own destiny.

Seraphina was openly hostile, having grown up surrounded by sycophants. Her worldview was arrogant and aloof, allowing her to ruthlessly exploit everyone around her.

But Nora was different.

Was her upbringing tragic? From the perspective of her biological family, yes. But looking at the bigger picture, she hadn't suffered all that much.

At every stage of her life, she had met people willing to help her.

Because of that, she still held onto a sense of gentleness and hope for the world.

She refused to think the worst of people.

Nora believed that everything Maloney had done was simply to help her step out of the shadows of her past and embrace a brand-new future.

She had struggled. She had been lost. She had made her fair share of foolish mistakes. Looking back, she had unconsciously retreated a few steps, her feet sinking back into the mud. But she had abruptly woken up. She couldn't turn back, and she couldn't let down the people who treated her well.

She had to keep moving forward.

She constantly pushed herself to keep going.

And she had succeeded.

Yet, deep down, a lingering trace of resentment regarding the past remained. She just knew that her current abilities weren't enough, and she had to focus on improving herself first.

Now, Dean Faulkner had offered a completely new perspective.

Don't leave any regrets.

Regrets?

Looking back on her twenty-odd years of life, she hadn't left behind any massive regrets.

She had done everything she was supposed to do.

Would the future her regret the choices of the present her?

After turning it over in her mind, Nora suddenly realized that if she got a divorce, if her relationship failed, or if her marriage fell apart, she would absolutely regret it in the future.

The very thought made her break out in a cold sweat.

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