All Chapters of She Moved On and Glowed Up — Now Her Ex-Husband and Son Want Her Forgiveness: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Nora’s cool, detached face made him feel like a joke.“Not going to finish your sentence? Fine. You can go then. I’m tired and I want to rest.”Travis heard her practically show him the door. He ground his teeth. “Nora, you’ve got some nerve.”He stormed out.The door slammed so hard the room shook.From that bang Nora heard every ounce of his displeasure and anger. She knew—after she’d passed out, he was probably the one who’d dragged her to safety. He’d likely been frantic.So what?She wasn’t the housewife who lived by his mood anymore. She wasn’t the helpless wife who’d wait to be rescued from the asylum. She was in the hospital because Travis had asked her to protect Mr. Merlin. He might have been curious about her after the divorce, maybe even somewhat interested, but in his world there were always people and things more important than she was.She’d suffered enough in her last life. Rebirth wasn’t meant to let her repeat the same mistakes.Later, Henry approached him

Sitting up in bed, Nora could barely hide her grin. Finally, someone had called Lily out.Sure, Lily always strutted around in designer labels. But she was so shallow that her choices were based on price tags, not taste. Put together, the result was a mess.Lily clearly hadn’t expected her so-called impeccable style to be torn apart by Merlin. The anger she’d just swallowed came roaring back up her throat.“Mr. Merlin, everyone has their own style. Maybe mine isn’t to your liking, but that doesn’t mean studying design is me forcing myself.”“You’re right,” Merlin said with a faint nod. Lily’s face lit up with relief—until he added, “Your… unique style might work well with lower end retailers. Competition is fierce there. They’d really benefit from your kind of mix-and-match flair to help them stand out.”The words hit like a lightning strike. Lily was left shaking, too furious to keep up her act.“You… you two…” She jabbed a trembling finger at Merlin and Nora, who was smirking i

Nora froze, afraid Travis might do something reckless if she resisted again.“Nora, our agreement isn’t over yet. Are you sure you want to break with me here and now?”Both she and Eric heard the warning beneath his words.“Nora.” Eric had driven through the storm after seeing the photo of Travis carrying her out of Greenridge Mountain. He didn’t want her to force herself. If she chose, he’d shield her from every storm.But Nora had known Travis across two lifetimes. He was a man who never stopped until he got what he wanted. If she defied him here, neither she nor Eric would have peace afterward.She made her choice. Turning to Eric, she said quietly, “Go back to Stardust.”The moment she stopped fighting, Eric understood. The warmth in his eyes dimmed as he watched Travis lead her away.Neither she nor Travis spoke on the drive. One was furious, the other unwilling to give him the satisfaction of a word.When the car pulled into Luther Corp’s parking garage, Travis finally lo

Nora felt torn and more than a little awkward.“What’s wrong, afraid to get out?”Travis had already stepped out and opened her door. When she hesitated, his voice came low and even.She thought he was mocking her and shot back coldly, “I’ve never done anything to wrong. What’s there to be afraid of?”Ignoring the hand he offered, she climbed out on her own.Travis’s brow twitched, but he caught up easily, taking her hand and tucking it firmly into the crook of his arm.“Don’t fight me. Unless you want Luther Corp to come collecting, you’ll do exactly as I say.”With her weak spot pinned, she had no choice but to follow his lead.Because Travis’s grandmother had returned home, the Luther estate was buzzing with relatives. Even his uncle’s family, usually away on business, had shown up.The moment Nora walked in on Travis’s arm, the lively chatter in the grand sitting room fell into a brief silence.Travis’s grandmother, Mary Roseworth, had borne two sons.Calvin Luther, was

“Oh, my sweet little Quinton,” Mary cooed, opening her arms as the boy ran toward her. “I haven’t seen you in so long. You’ve grown so much.”Trailing beside him was a little girl in a frilly princess dress. She was Harper Luther, Timothy’s granddaughter.She had never met Nora before. The moment her eyes landed on her, they lit up. She hurried over, holding out the fairy wand in her hand. “Pretty auntie, this is for you!”Nora blinked, caught off guard. She’d only ever heard Quinton call Lily “pretty auntie.” No other child had called her that before. For a moment, she didn’t know how to react. It wasn’t until the sparkly toy landed in her palm that she snapped back to herself.“Silly child,” Penny quickly corrected. “That’s your Quinton’s mother, your aunt Nora.” She turned to Nora with a smooth smile. “She’s Timothy’s granddaughter. Our son Harry was supposed to come tonight, but he and his wife were tied up, so we brought Harper instead. Your grandmother loves having children a