Please Give Me Another Chance, Mrs. Hamilton novel Chapter 884

Strangely enough, ever since their divorce, Nadine's feelings for Brad had faded more and more. Looking back at her past self, she realized just how foolish she had been.

Love was just a small part of life, yet she had made it her entire world—revolving around Brad as if he was the center of her universe. In the end, what had she gained? Nothing but scars.

Nadine had let go of Brad and stopped chasing after him. Ironically, Brad was the one who couldn't seem to leave her alone now.

Even though she kept her eyes closed, she wasn't asleep. Her mind was filled with thoughts of Brad and their past. Comparing her past to her present, she realized just how much she preferred her current life.

While Brad's constant pursuit annoyed her, her life was fulfilling now. Every day, she spent her time learning, growing, and surrounding herself with people who were more accomplished than she was. She learned from them and kept improving herself. She simply had no time for love anymore.

Avery's words turned out to be true. "Women can't just sit around. We need to keep learning and enriching ourselves. Only when we become strong will we not fear losing anything."

Nadine truly wasn't afraid of losing Brad now. She had become fearless, and it showed in the way she carried herself. Even though she was still the kindhearted woman she had always been, she now radiated strength and unwavering confidence, her eyes as bright as the stars in the sky.

Brad looked at the woman who had her eyes closed beside him, his thoughts fixed on the present. Back then, Nadine was so in love with him, always putting him first and constantly revolving around him. He was her whole world. When did he become someone she no longer cared about?

Now, whenever he approached her, all he saw in her eyes was disgust—the same look he once had when he looked at her. The tables had turned, and he didn't like it one bit.

He had no idea how she had endured those six years of neglect, but he knew one thing for certain: he hated the way her disdainful gaze made him feel. It infuriated him.

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