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

Draven stared at the black Maybach that was slowly driving away and sneered.

She must have been chatting happily with her so-called family as soon as she turned on her phone early in the morning.

He stared at it for a long time. It was not until the car drove away that he withdrew his gaze, and his face was stern.

From beginning to end, the people in the car did not look at him.

In the past, if she had a crush on someone, she would hope that someone would give her a bunch of roses, even if there was only one.

Later on, perhaps because she had been too obsessed with it and had never gotten it, she gradually transferred this kind of love to herself.

"If no one gives it to me, then I can give a rose to myself.

"Why do people always focus on others when they live?

No one loved me, I was the one who loved myself."

Chapter 84 My Good Family