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Madly Yours (Nora Reed) novel Chapter 369

A faint smile touched Nora's lips as she typed out, 'Let's go get married.' She paused, deleted it, and typed something else.

[Nothing, just wanted to ask what you want for dinner.]

His reply came even faster this time.

[Hungry? I'll come pick you up.]

[I'm not hungry. Focus on work. I'm still busy here, let's eat together when we get home.]

[Okay.]

Staring at that single word, Nora couldn't suppress her smile.

She placed her phone face down on the desk and took a deep breath, trying to push down the giddy flutter in her chest.

After a while, as if suddenly remembering something, she turned to her computer and anonymously posted a thread on a relationship advice forum.

[Question: I want to officially get married, how should I bring it up? Need answers ASAP!]

Almost immediately after posting, comments began rolling in.

[Are you serious? Have you never dated before? Did you buy a ring? Did you propose? And you just want to go sign papers?]

Nora pressed her lips together. It was true, she had practically zero dating experience.

Her two years with Edmond Sterling had felt less like a romance and more like a business partnership. They mostly just talked about work.

After Juliette Sterling had caused her to lose her hearing, their communication had dwindled even further.

Looking back, that relationship offered zero reference material.

She had, however, custom-ordered a ring once, planning to propose to Edmond as soon as her hearing was restored...

Nora shook her head. Whatever, that past relationship was garbage anyway.

But she still needed to get a ring custom-made.

The old one was already rotting in a landfill, completely erased from existence.

This time, she needed to get a ring made for Hudson.

A ring that belonged only to the two of them.

More comments popped up under her post:

[How can you propose without flowers and fireworks? Those are absolute essentials!]

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