All Chapters of She Moved On and Glowed Up — Now Her Ex-Husband and Son Want Her Forgiveness: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

“Forgive me, I came at the wrong time,” Lily said with a gentle smile as she stepped inside. “I heard Grandma Mary had returned and thought I should visit her. I didn’t expect to intrude on dinner.”Her sudden appearance caught everyone off guard.Nora’s gaze immediately cut to Travis, cold and sharp. This was supposed to be a family dinner. He had dragged her here, yet couldn’t even protect her dignity.Even Travis himself hadn’t expected Lily to show up. But when he met Nora’s half-mocking, half-contemptuous eyes, the faint smile that had been tugging at his mouth disappeared. His tone chilled as he looked at Lily. “This is a family dinner. What are you doing here at the estate?”Lily’s face stiffened. He wasn’t welcoming her?Then she noticed the way Grandma Marry was looking at her—calm, but carrying a quiet weight. Flustered, she started to explain, “I just…”“I invited her.”Susan set down her silverwares with practiced poise and smiled at Mary. “I didn’t know you’d be com

Travis’s eyes were dark as he looked at Nora. She kept her head down, silent. Without hesitation, he sat beside her.The sofa was wide enough for two, but the moment he settled in, the space felt too close, too warm.“Couldn’t you sit across from me?” she asked sharply.Hearing her blame him, Travis’s voice dropped cold. “This is where I always sit.”Nora immediately stood, ready to move elsewhere, but his hand shot out. He pulled her back down beside him.Their shoulders brushed through the thin fabric, the touch sending a subtle spark through the air.“What are you doing? Don’t think just because this is your family’s house, I’m afraid of you,” she said, her expression hard.Travis didn’t let go. His tone was calm, almost detached. “Grandma will see.”“So what? You can’t force me just because your family doesn’t approve,” Nora shot back, refusing to play along.His grip tightened slightly. For the first time that night, the mask of cold detachment slipped, revealing exhausti

The next morning, Nora woke on the sofa. She’d expected it to be uncomfortable, but she had slept surprisingly well.When she peeked into the bedroom, Travis was already gone. The bed was neatly made, as if he had never been there.After washing up, she went downstairs. Every member of the Luther family was already seated, even Quinton had beaten her to breakfast.Heat pricked at the back of her neck, but she kept her expression composed.“How shameless. Letting everyone wait on you,” Susan snapped the moment she saw her.Mary shot her a disapproving look. “You always have something to say.”Susan’s grip on her spoon tightened, but she fell silent.Calvin, Travis’s father, sighed and handed Nora a piece of toast. “Eat something.”Quinton, meanwhile, couldn’t stop glancing between Nora and his father. Last night, his great-grandmother had told him they were busy with “important grown-up matters” and mustn’t be disturbed. If things went well, she’d said, they wouldn’t fight anymo

Bang. Bang. Bang.Another round of pounding shook the door. The hair on the back of Nora’s neck stood straight up. Just as her nerves threatened to snap, a voice finally rang out from the other side.“Nora, are you home? Nora!”She froze. The voice was familiar. Slowly, cautiously, she edged toward the door. When it came again—louder this time—she recognized it for sure. It was Eric.She pulled the door open, only for Eric to jump back with a start. He’d been about to leave when the sudden glow of her phone lit up her pale face like something out of a horror movie.“…Seriously?” Nora muttered. “Who scared who here?”Eric quickly steadied himself, though his ears flushed with embarrassment. “So you’re fine. Good. I was walking out of the elevator and heard a woman scream. I thought something happened to you, so I pounded on the door.”Nora blinked. So this whole scare was because of a neighbor screaming.“Alright,” she said, a little dryly. “But what are you doing here so late?”

The moment Quinton heard Nora’s voice at the door, his first instinct was to rip off the dinosaur pajamas. He struggled for ages, but they wouldn’t come off. Afraid she’d lose patience and walk away, he had no choice but to open the door, looking disheveled and shy.“I’m not afraid,” he blurted out, his voice small. “Because you once said I looked cute in them.”After that, he twisted his fingers nervously, working them so hard they turned red.Nora crouched down and gently pushed his hands apart. “What are you trying to do, break your own fingers?”Quinton’s mouth trembled, and in that instant, all the hurt he’d bottled up came flooding out. He threw his arms around her neck and burst into tears.“Mom… Mom…”The last few weeks had been unbearable for him. The mother who used to give him everything had suddenly turned cold, acting like she didn’t want him anymore. He’d tried everything to get her attention, but nothing worked. He’d even told himself she was awful and he should ju