Semua Bab She Moved On and Glowed Up — Now Her Ex-Husband and Son Want Her Forgiveness: Bab 71 - Bab 80

Before, Nora had wondered why so many companies in Wellford City were fighting tooth and nail over this project. The profit margin wasn’t that high.But after hearing Travis, she finally understood.This nationwide sports festival was a stepping stone—a door leading straight to partnerships with international giants. If Stardust could seize this opportunity, it might just break free of its current struggles and rise as a true star in the design world.But the other companies wouldn’t sit back and let Stardust dominate. Trouble was bound to follow.“Wellford has more than just Luther Corporation. Why should I work with you?”Travis hadn’t expected her to connect the dots so quickly, let alone push back with her own doubts. It surprised him.The Nora he remembered was timid, invisible in the Luther household—barely more noticeable than the maids.But now? The woman in front of him was sharp, confident, and unflinching. She not only produced striking designs, her mind and insight h

In the end, Nora still went to the hospital.As soon as she arrived, the doctor pulled her aside for a scolding.“He’s only six years old, and he just had surgery. How could you let him eat such spicy food? As parents, you really must be more careful! We caught it early this time and managed to bring his fever down, but the inflammation hasn’t cleared yet. He may spike another fever tonight. You need to stay alert and take good care of him if you want him to recover.”After sending the doctor off, Nora turned to the two bodyguards standing like statues at the door.“Go ask the nurse for some rubbing alcohol and ice packs. We’ll need them later.”One of them hurried off and soon returned with what she asked for.Nora shut the door, dragged the couch next to the bed, and settled in. She’d spent countless nights looking after Quinton before. She knew his body well. His fevers usually came between two and three in the morning. Setting an alarm, she let herself rest.When the alarm w

“Seriously, Nora? You and Travis might be divorced, but you still have a son together. And now you’re telling him not to reach out to you? How heartless can you be? You might not care about your reputation, but we still have ours to think about!”Anne’s self-righteous lecture droned on so long Nora’s ears buzzed.She finally cut in, her tone flat.“Mrs. Yates, were you born a dog?”Anne blinked. “Excuse me? What’s that supposed to mean?”Nora gave a cold laugh.“You’re human, aren’t you? Not a dog. Then why do you feel the need to bark at everyone like one?”Anne’s face twisted with rage the moment the insult landed. “You—!”But in the next breath she clutched her chest, her expression changing as she moaned, “How did I ever raise such a rude, ungrateful daughter?”“Mom, please, calm down,” Lily quickly jumped in, rushing to support her. “You just had an angina attack yesterday, you can’t let yourself get upset again.”Once she settled Anne onto the sofa, Lily turned to Nora

Lily dropped Anne off first, then swung by the mall to buy a toy for Quinton. But the moment she walked through the hospital door, toy bag in hand, she froze—Travis was sitting with Quinton, his expression grim, his voice low and serious.Her heart lurched. “Travis, what happened?”His dark gaze was cold as stone. “I’m asking Quinton why he traded food with another child.”The bad feeling in Lily’s chest solidified. Her hand tightened instinctively around the toy bag. “It’s not that big a deal. You don’t have to be so harsh. Look—you’re scaring him.”Quinton almost echoed her, but didn’t dare. Dad wasn’t Mom. If he tried to pout or throw a fit, Dad would shut him down.Travis’s brows stayed drawn, his eyes sharp with displeasure. “This is between me and Quinton. I’d appreciate it if you didn’t interfere.”Lily flushed, embarrassed. “Alright, then. I’ll wait outside.”Before leaving, she shot Quinton a meaningful look—a silent warning not to betray her.Once the door closed, onl

Nora glanced around the empty garage—no staff, no tools, nothing she could use to defend herself. Without hesitation, she turned back toward the building.“Nora. Come back.”The familiar voice froze her in her tracks.She spun around, startled, and saw that tall, cold figure striding out of the elevator lobby.“Travis, what the hell is wrong with you? It’s the middle of the night. Instead of looking after your son, you’re lurking in my company’s parking garage trying to scare me?”She wasn’t exaggerating. Seeing a silent figure standing at the hood of her car had nearly scared her out of her skin. Her mind had flashed through every crime scene she’d ever seen on TV.The muscle in Travis’s jaw ticked, but he forced himself to keep calm.“Come to the hospital. Quinton wants to see you.”His commanding tone made Nora laugh in disbelief.“Mr. Luther, has the mighty Luther family fallen so low you can’t even find a babysitter in Wellford?”Travis stepped further into the light. Hi