Chapter 51:

As Sean’s black car faded into the distance, Norah turned around and headed home, a heavy sigh trapped in her chest, screaming for escape. She quickly grabbed her phone, her fingers flying as she fired off messages to Derek.

“Derek, you wanted to split without hard feelings, yet here you are plotting behind my back! Do you think I will not notice just because I don’t say anything? I couldn’t care less whether you’re aware, but pass this message to Madeline. If she crosses the line again, she’ll have me to answer to!”

“As for the divorce, if you choose to stay quiet, your choice. See you in court!”

Norah was messaging as she walked, and by the time she entered the living room, she had already sent out three messages. She tossed her phone onto the sofa and pulled her hair back with a band.

Feeling down, Norah craved something tasty to eat. She opened the refrigerator to take stock. Inside were plenty of ingredients she had picked up recently, sparking thoughts on what she could cook.

Norah was too engrossed in the kitchen to notice her phone lighting up with notifications on the sofa.

Derek, frowning deeply, gripped his phone. Despite the recent barrage of messages, she vanished after his reply. No matter how many messages he sent, she didn’t respond. As he typed, his frustration mounted, infusing his messages with anger.

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“Derek, Kathy’s already left. What’s the situation with Miss Wilson?” Madeline, dressed in a delicate white lace dress, approached Derek with elegance. She glanced at his phone and noticed the unreturned messages from Norah. Madeline was baffled.

messaging. “What made her go silent this

silent after my response. I think Norah is playing games,” Derek said, unable to mask his irritation. “She even dragged your name into this, warning against crossing her path again. As if she has any

heart skipped a beat as she tentatively asked, “Does Miss Wilson still harbor resentment toward me? Whenever I see Miss Wilson, she’s openly hostile and always has a terrible attitude toward me. It’s one thing to be used to her disdain, but now she’s trying to tarnish

arguments. But she’s no match for you, Madeline. I see you for who you are, and gossip can’t

Madeline’s back, adding, “Our relationship is built on trust.

shifted the conversation, casting her gaze downwards. “Finalizing the divorce with Miss Wilson sooner rather than later would be wise. My parents are asking about when our two families

as I can. Just give me a little time.” Derek embraced Madeline closer,

soup, finally checking her messages. Derek’s messages read, “What’s going on? Can we

Where have you gone? Weren’t you just here? Are you

Norah, you’ve

surge of satisfaction. At last, Derek was experiencing the

reply read, “We can meet to discuss, but I don’t want to repeat what happened in the cafe last time. Set up a

her eyes, acknowledging her cooking skills hadn’t diminished. Reflecting on what Sean had said during the journey back home, she sent another message saying, “Watch Madeline closely. Don’t let her

forwarded the link. Sean had tipped

as the villain. The comments were unanimously harsh, accusing

section. However, the video’s rising popularity was undeniable, as evidenced by Sean’s attention to

overlook this simply because the mastermind remained unidentified. No, Norah was set on

time and place.” “This isn’t about Madeline. The cafe was crowded. Why point fingers at

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