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The silence between Arnold and Nora was thick, stretching between them like an invisible wall neither wanted to cross.

It wasn’t the comfortable kind of quiet they had once shared, nor was it the cold, sharp silence of an argument. It was something else entirely–heavy, suffocating, filled with unspoken thoughts and lingering regrets.

Nora sat in the car on the return trip, she looked out the window and didn’t notice Arnold looking at him thoughtfully.

“I have things to do, I have to leave first in a few minutes.” Arnold glanced at his watch, “Til have the driver take you home.”

Nora simply nodded, not bothering to ask where he was going. What was the point? She had long stopped expecting answers

from him.

Arnold hesitated for a brief second as if expecting her to say something–maybe a question, maybe a complaint–but she

remained silent.

Taking that as her answer, he turned and walked out, the soft click of the door the only sound breaking the stillness.

As soon as he was gone, Nora let out a slow breath, pressing her fingers against her temples. The silence felt different now. Not heavy, not suffocating–just empty.

Then, her phone rang.

The name flashing on the screen made her brows furrow slightly.

**Vincent.*

Her divorce attorney.

She hesitated for only a moment before answering. “Vincent.”

“There’s been a development,” his voice was direct, professional. “Arnold’s side wants to revise the divorce agreement. They’re offering you additional properties–worth hundreds of millions of dollars.”

For a moment, Nora didn’t respond. She stared at the floor, her grip on the phone tightening slightly.

Hundreds of millions?

She wasn’t sure if she should be surprised, insulted, or indifferent. Was this Arnold’s version of closure? A final settlement for their years together?

I understand,” she finally said.

Vincent paused, as if expecting her to react differently, but when she offered nothing more, he sighed. “I’ll send you the details. Let me know how you want to proceed.”

Nora ended the call without another word.

She sat in silence, staring at the phone in her hand, before placing it face down on the coffee table.

**This is what you wanted, isn’t it?**

Then why did it feel like something was pressing down on her chest?

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The next day. Nora visited her grandmother again. The hospital corridors smelled of antiseptic, the cool air making the sterile environment even more impersonal. Yet, in the midst of this cold atmosphere, she found warmth in the presence of the old woman who had always cared for her.

But just as she stepped out of the car, she noticed a familiar figure standing by the parking lot.

Linda.

Dressed elegantly in a fitted coat, her arms crossed, Linda was leaning against her car, her expression unreadable as she looked straight at Nora.

Nora’s lips curled into a faint smirk.

**Why does she keep coming here when Grandma doesn’t even want to see her?**

Was it stubbornness? A desperate need to prove something? Or was it all just an act?

Nora didn’t spare her another glance as she walked into the hospital. She had no energy to waste on pointless exchanges.

Inside, she found her grandmother sitting up in bed, a soft smile appearing when she saw Nora.

“You came,” the old woman said, relief in her voice.

gently adjusting the

light, comforting. But in the back of Nora’s mind, something gnawed at her.

arrived yet.

Linda was still

told her that

there was something distant about him. He didn’t look like a man who had just arrived at a

somewhere else first.

comment

need

ever perceptive, noticed the tension. She glanced between them before sighing. “Arnold, take Nora

dinner.”

for the first time. A flicker of conflict passed over his usually

in. “Don’t bother. I’ve already made

carefully before nodding. “At least see

short nod and walked with

open, revealing the hospital lobby. The cold night air seeped in from the glass entrance, but the chill in the atmosphere between them

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they stepped out, a familiar voice

“Hey!”

both turned to see **Harrison**, his book bag slung over one shoulder, his face bright

he said, practically bouncing. “I saw Linda–**my goddess!** I even got

fingers curling slightly.

smirked slightly, watching the

you

didn’t reply, but

The weight in

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between

kind of quiet they had once shared, nor was it the cold, sharp silence of

on the return trip, she looked out the window and didn’t

do, I have to leave first in a few minutes.” Arnold glanced at

simply nodded, not bothering to ask where he was going. What

from him.

hesitated for a brief second as if expecting her

remained silent.

he turned and walked out, the soft click of the

gone, Nora let out a slow breath, pressing her fingers against her temples. The silence felt different now. Not heavy, not

her phone rang.

the screen made her brows

**Vincent.*

Her divorce attorney.

for only a moment

voice was direct, professional. “Arnold’s side wants to revise the divorce agreement. They’re offering you additional properties–worth hundreds of millions

respond. She stared at the floor, her grip on the phone tightening slightly.

Hundreds of millions?

should be surprised, insulted, or indifferent. Was this Arnold’s version of closure? A final settlement for their years

she finally

she offered nothing more, he sighed. “I’ll send

call without another word.

sat in silence, staring at the phone in her hand, before placing it face down

you wanted, isn’t it?**

why did it feel like something was pressing

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Nora visited her grandmother again. The hospital corridors smelled of antiseptic, the cool air making the sterile environment even more impersonal. Yet, in

car, she

Linda.

coat, her arms crossed, Linda was leaning against her car, her expression unreadable as she looked straight

into a

she keep coming here when Grandma doesn’t even want to see her?**

desperate need to prove something?

glance as she walked into the hospital.

up in bed,