On the night of her wedding, Cierra Boyle was sent abroad by her husband.
Three years later, Cierra returned but was chased out by a divorce agreement and a letter of breaking off.
Everyone was waiting to see Cierra make a fool of herself. They predicted that she would not be able to endure a poor life and would turn back and beg the Boyle family to take her in. Then, she would shamelessly pester Draven Trevino.
But later, someone saw Draven standing in front of his ex-wife with a pitiful look in his eyes. "Cierra, when are we going to marry again?"

Divorced but Delighted

The suit on Cierra's shoulders fell to the ground. Cierra and Draven confronted each other face to face.

Cierra did not know why Draven was hostile to William.

If Draven had misunderstood Cierra's relationship with William, it was absurd.

Cierra and William were families. Even if they were a couple, so what? She would divorce Draven.

Cierra would meet someone in the future.

Other than William, someone else would be suitable for Cierra. Couldn't she fall in love and get married in the future?

Moreover, it had nothing to do with Draven, no matter whom Cierra would be with.

If Draven hadn't misunderstood them, Cierra was more confused about his behavior.

Chapter 44 You Are So Nice to Aleah