Chapter 52 She Would Never Find True Happiness Again
The car fell silent for a long while.
“Nora… About your car accident… ink.
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Porry…” Zachary looked at Lenora’s peaceful face, his eyes as dark as
“Haven’t you already apologized? None of us expected these toxic fans to be still fixated on that incident.” Lenora gave a faint smile, comforting him.
Zachary opened his mouth, but he didn’t know what to say.
Indeed, she was still unaware of yesterday’s events.
She thought it was because of the matter regarding her makeup last time.
At that time, she couldn’t clearly see the words on her phone or computer screen.
He no longer had to worry about her seeing the criticisms and insults about her on the internet, yet he couldn’t find it in himself to feel any joy.
“I’m sorry,” he said again.
“It’s all right. Everything is in the past.”
The car fell silent once again.
After an indeterminate amount of time had passed, Lenora asked, “What time is it now?”
“It’s ten past two.”
“How long has it been? Why hasn’t Miranda arrived yet?”
“Perhaps it’s hard to hail a cab, or maybe something happened on the road. Let’s wait a bit longer,” Zachary said, his eyes wide open as he spun his tale.
“Okay, then.”
After a considerable amount of time had passed, Lenora asked again, “Why hasn’t Miranda arrived yet? Zachary, could you please call Miranda again and ask her where she is?”
“Okay.”
Zachary stepped out of the car, a cool breeze brushing against his face.
Susanna, the girl who was originally so gentle and kind, had suffered unbearable hardships because of him. She developed severe depression and had attempted suicide multiple times.
He had promised her, vowing to take responsibility for her, to spend a lifetime with her, never to part ways.
He couldn’t go back on his word.
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Among the two, he could only choose to let Lenora down.
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Without him, Lenora still had his grandparents and the person she loved. Perhaps she would be happier after the divorce. But Susanna had nothing. He was all she had.
If he were to leave her again, he was certain she would die.
Zachary closed his eyes briefly, turning to glance at Lenora in the car. He pulled out his phone and dialed Miranda’s number. “Miranda, I forgot to bring the folder. It’s on the table. Could you please take a taxi to the City Hall? We’ll be waiting for you at the entrance. Please hurry.”
Upon seeing the folder on the table, Miranda quickly responded, “All right, all right.”
Zachary returned to the car and said to Lenora, “Miranda had a car accident when she was on her way here, so she had to take a detour. She should be arriving soon.”
“Okay.”
“Nora.”
“Hmm?”
After our divorce, will you marry him?”
Lenora paused for a moment. “Perhaps.”
“That’s good to hear. I owe you an apology. I wish for you to be with the one you love, to grow old together, and to have a lifetime of happiness and fulfillment.”
Suddenly, Lenora felt a sting in her nose and quickly turned away, uttering a soft “Hmm.”
She could never bring herself to bless his relationship with Susanna.
He truly didn’t love her. Because of that, he could utter such blessings for her.
What he didn’t know, however, was that she was about to divorce the person she loved.
After the divorce, he would get what he wished for, marrying another girl and becoming her husband. They would live as a loving couple, spending the rest of their lives together.
She would never grow old with him. She would never be truly happy and content.
“Mr. Fuller, Mrs. Fuller.” The driver knocked on the car window, “Miranda has arrived.”
“Understood.” Lenora and Zachary each opened their doors and got out of the car.
Miranda hurried over, handing the folder to Zachary. “Mr. Fuller, I’ve brought this for you.”
Thank you. I appreciate you making this trip.”
Zachary looked at Lenora, walked over, and took her hand. “Let’s go. We should head inside. Watch your step.”
“All right.”
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His hand, as always, was large and warm, firmly enveloping her small hand.
Lenora recalled the winter days when her hands were always icy cold.
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From then on, we’ll become strangers, each wishing the other well.
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