Fall for You After Divorce novel (Brianna and Maxim) novel Chapter 44

Chapter 44

Kiley hoped to see anger and jealousy on Briana’s face, but she was disappointed. Throughout the entire time, Briana only looked at her calmly, without any hint of emotion in her eyes.

She sneered and looked at Briana contemptuously, “Do you think pretending to be magnanimous will make Maxim fall in love with you? Dream on!”

Briana remained calm and said slowly, “Kiley, you were really pitiful.”

“What did you say?!”

Kiley’s pupils suddenly contracted, anger and disbelief filled her eyes.

Briana dared to say that she was pitiful!

“Isn’t it true? All your topics revolve around Maxim, as if your life has no meaning without Maxim.”

Seeing Kiley now, Briana couldn’t help but wonder if she had also appeared pitiful and pathetic in the eyes of others over the past three

years.

“Briana, you were pitiful. Even though your parents brought you back home, no one in our family cared about you, not even your husband. That’s why you were the poor thing!”

Briana smiled and in the past, she may have fantasized about receiving some love from the Schneider family and Maxim, but now she no longer cares.

Only when you love yourself is the most important thing. Fantasizing

about getting attention from others will only trap yourself in a vicious cycle of self-validation.

“Say whatever you want, if you could convince Maxim to divorce me, I might even thank you!”

After finishing speaking, Briana turned around and left directly. However, when she reached the corner, she suddenly stopped in her tracks.

Maxim was tall and he looked down at her, his pitch-black eyes filled with emotions that were unreadable.

Briana’s heart skipped a beat as Maxim had always disliked it when she brought up the topic of divorce.

Just when she thought Maxim was about to get angry, Maxim suddenly turned around and left directly.

Noticing that he was angry, Briana frowned but still didn’t catch up with him in the end.

Just as she returned to the living room, Zane walked up to her and whispered, “Your grandmother is in the side hall and wants to talk to you. Why don’t you go over there?”