Semua Bab She Moved On and Glowed Up — Now Her Ex-Husband and Son Want Her Forgiveness: Bab 341 - Bab 350

Everyone around them went pale with surprise.“No way. Are you for real?” someone muttered. Earlier, one of Travis’s friends had mentioned hearing that Nora showed up at the reunion and that someone was after her. They had all dismissed it. Nora was pretty, yes, but with Travis hovering like a protective bodyguard, who would dare approach her?Travis’s face darkened. “I tried before, but I was afraid she would hate it. Figure something out for me,” he said, half pleading.If this had been the old days, the others would have laughed, then joked about the sun rising from the wrong direction. But since they knew the full story about Nora and Travis, nobody was ready to treat the situation lightly anymore.At Nora’s table, people had been doing their best to give Ian and Nora space to talk. Ian, polished from his time abroad, spoke confidently. He had nothing off-putting about him, and Nora did not find him inappropriate. He even made a frank, gentlemanly pitch.“I know about yo

Travis had thought he hated Nora. After everything that had happened, he finally realized the truth.He had fallen for her long ago.They had a child together. Yes, they were divorced, but that did not mean they could never get back together.He could not stand by and watch Nora end up with another man.His eyes went cold as he looked at Ian. “What I do is my business. You don’t get to tell me what to do.”With that he strode off.Ian watched his retreating back and a dry smile tugged at his mouth. Men and women were the same in one way: they did not know how to value what they had until it was gone. Now Travis wanted her back, but winning Nora over would be harder than ever.Ian was confident. He even sent Nora a text: “You can say no, but we were classmates. I came back because I want to work together. You can’t shut a potential partner out forever, can you?”“Let’s talk tomorrow,” Nora replied. Her heart felt messy. Ian didn’t push. “Okay,” he answered.Nora went to the hos

Nora’s heart skipped a beat at Eric’s desperate words. Her eyes stung, and she quickly turned her head away to avoid his burning, expectant gaze.“Eric, don’t be foolish,” she said softly. “Why would I want your money? That’s not how you solve things. I appreciate what you’re trying to do, but love isn’t something you can force with grand gestures.”Eric took a step forward, gently holding her shoulders, forcing her to meet his eyes. His gaze was steady, filled with longing and sincerity.“Nora, I know money means nothing to you. But I don’t know how else to show you how serious I am. Travis hurt you once—does that mean you’ll shut your heart forever and never give anyone another chance?”“I’m not like him. I’ll protect you, carefully and completely. I won’t let you get hurt again.”Nora reached up to brush his hands away and took a small step back. A faint, weary smile tugged at her lips.“You don’t understand,” she said quietly. “I’ve watched a marriage fall apart. I’ve seen

When she rushed to the school, Travis and Quinton were already waiting. The moment the little boy spotted her, his eyes lit up. He broke free from Travis’s hand and ran straight into her arms, hugging her legs tightly.“Mommy, you came!”Nora bent down and lifted him up, kissing his warm cheek. “Did you wait long, sweetheart?”Travis walked over, his tone unusually gentle. “Not long. Come on, it’s about to start.”Nora gave a small nod and followed him inside.As they walked through the hallway filled with colorful decorations, Travis tried to make small talk, his voice tentative but soft.“You know,” he said, glancing at her, “a few days ago the teacher asked the kids to draw a picture called ‘My Family.’ Quinton drew the three of us. He even gave you a beautiful princess dress and said Mommy would look just like someone from a fairy tale.”Nora’s lips curved slightly, but her smile didn’t quite reach her eyes. “Mm.” She kept her gaze straight ahead and didn’t slow her pace.S

Ian gave a small nod, the smile on his face never fading. “My bad. We’ll leave it at that. By the way, the school really put effort into this event. The games are creative and fun. Is Quinton having a good time?”As he spoke, he bent down to pick up a small colorful pinwheel by his feet and handed it to the boy. “Here, little one. This is for you. You looked like you were getting pretty warm out there, this might help you cool off.”Quinton looked up at Nora for permission. When she didn’t object, he accepted the pinwheel with a bright smile. “Thank you, Uncle!”Travis’s frown deepened. He reached over, took the toy from Quinton’s hand, and tossed it back to Ian, his tone cold. “Mr. Garner, I appreciate the thought, but we’ll handle our son’s things ourselves. No need to trouble you.”Ian didn’t lose his composure. Straightening up, he brushed the dust off his sleeve and said casually, “No need to be so defensive, Mr. Luther. Afraid I’ll kidnap him? I just thought he was a cute kid