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

William stared straight at Draven, and his voice suddenly turned cold.

Cierra put her hands in the apron's pockets and glanced at Draven.

"Our good aunt brought him here. Just now, Jaquan wanted to drive him out, but Draven was so shameless that he came in. I couldn't stop him."

Compared to the coldness in William's eyes, Cierra's attitude toward Draven was much more casual.

She didn't have any feelings for Draven now. She didn't love or hate him, nor did she want to look at him again.

Since they were going to be strangers, there was no need to spend too much time on Draven.

When she left New York, Cierra was still wondering if it was difficult to forget someone, and whether she would still be tempted by Draven the next time she saw him.

However, reality told her that she was overthinking.

After seeing so many things in the world, those that were not worth mentioning in the past didn't seem so important.

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