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

He was not in the mood to negotiate, but he still agreed.

As if she was afraid that he would go back on his word, she repeated, "Really? Did you not lie to me?"

"It's true. I'm not lying to you."

He feared the girl before would cry, so he coaxed her helplessly and dotingly, "When you want to go back, set a time and let me know in advance, okay?"

As soon as he finished speaking, she threw herself into his arms. "I know you dote on me the most, but I have to stay in New York for another two days. I'll discuss when to go home with you."

After getting a positive answer, a smile appeared on Cierra's face. She loosened her grip on his neck and carefully checked the bouquet in her arms.

If she continued to hug him, her roses would probably break down.

At this point, how could William not understand that Cierra was pretending it?

There were no tears on her face at all. Except for her red eyes, there was no sign of crying.

Chapter 155 Is This What You Meant by Having Nothing To Do With Each Other?