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Chapter 98

Nora took the thick stack of papers in her hand. Her fingers brushed against the crisp edges, but she felt nothing. The ink on the front page seemed bold, almost aggressive in its declaration.

**Divorce Decree**

Her gaze settled on the first line.

**Arnold White requests full custody of Alex White.**

Her chest tightened, but the pain was distant–like watching a storm from behind a glass window.

She blinked slowly, then flipped through the rest. Pages and pages filled with legal jargon, all concerning the division of assets. A cold, calculated strategy.

Nora had come to inquire about the progress of their divorce, and Arnold had saved her a lot of trouble by offering to hand her the divorce contract.

She let out a short, quiet breath and flipped the document shut. Without reading further, she placed it back on the table with an air of indifference.

“I have no objections,” she said, her voice smooth, detached.

She reached into her handbag, her fingers grazing past lipstick and tissues before closing around a pen. With a steady hand, she prepared to sign.

Across the table, Arnold’s brows furrowed. His lips parted slightly, as if he wanted to say something but chose not to.

Charles, sitting nearby, was even more shocked. He had witnessed Nora’s unwavering devotion to Arnold for years. He had seen her endure humiliation, disappointment, and heartbreak–all for the sake of this marriage. He had imagined that when she saw this document, she would erupt in fury, her emotions spilling over like a dam finally breaking. He had expected her to cry, to shout, to beg Arnold to reconsider.

But instead, she was… calm.

Too calm.

Charles studied her face, searching for a crack in the façade. Her long lashes didn’t tremble. Her hands didn’t shake. Even her breathing remained steady.

make sense.

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the tip of her pen hovered over the paper, her fingers hesitated. It was barely noticeable, just a small pause. But

there it is.**

**Ah,

of

her calmness had been an act, after all. This was the real Nora–the woman who loved Arnold

Nora simply placed the pen down and said

The room stilled.

expression darkened.

lips curving into something almost resembling a smile. “I just want

get my hands on the divorce papers, or did you want

shrugged. “It’s not about what I want. It’s about

Linda.

in the air like an unsaid

wasn’t stupid–he understood what she was

she might try to take more from Nora,

wasn’t going

Arnold could respond, a soft knock interrupted them.

old lady wants

papers neatly. Without another word, she turned

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her, Charles

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happened?” he asked, turning to Arnold. “She didn’t even try

silent, his

kid. Why is she letting you take him without a