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

Tears welled up in Cierra Boyle's eyes.

Ever since Mr. Ernest passed away, very few people had said such things to her.

How could she be so lucky to find so many family members who really loved her after losing a family member who was really good to her?

"Well, little sister, don't say it again. If William sees this, he will criticize me."

Seeing that she was about to cry, Coby Barton quickly changed the topic.

His clear voice was teasing, and the contrast made Cierra Boyle smile.

But she said in a nasal voice, "William don't dare to criticize you."

Among the six brothers of the Barton family, except for the eldest brother, Jaquan Barton, the third brother Coby Barton was the most mature.

Although William Barton was older, he had the same character as Floyd Barton. He was not mature at all and had been criticized by his elders many times.

Chapter 71 Different Mind, Different Taste