The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 137

Second, Maloney truly felt absolutely nothing for Seraphina.

Seraphina clearly still carried a torch for him.

Her every move was a calculated bid for his attention.

But Maloney couldn't care less.

In fact, he seemed actively hostile toward her.

She was flirting with a brick wall.

If that was the case, was the epic high school romance just a complete fabrication?

Was there zero truth to it?

That seemed a bit extreme.

Leaving the venue, the more Cassidy thought about it, the more something felt off.

Sitting in her car, she pulled out her phone and dialed Jasper Zale, Parker's childhood friend.

"Jasper, it's Cassidy. Are you busy right now? I have a few questions for you."

Jasper and Parker had grown up together in The Gated Community.

They had also been close with Maloney and Seraphina.

Even though everyone had drifted into their own spheres over the last two years, they undoubtedly knew more about the past than Cassidy did.

"You're too polite, Cassidy," Jasper laughed. "Ask away."

Cassidy got straight to the point. "How much do you know about Maloney and Seraphina's history?"

Jasper paused.

He had assumed Cassidy was calling to ask about Parker.

After all, Parker had been sulking and drinking heavily in a bar for nearly a week.

And he was sitting right next to Jasper at that very moment.

Wasn't Maloney's rejection clear enough?

Was she banking on his parents orchestrating a divorce?

While it was true that Maloney's parents initially disliked Nora, they hadn't rejected her entirely.

Nora was introverted and terrible at sweet-talking, but her genuine nature had a way of melting people's defenses.

Last year, she had hand-tailored a custom gown for her mother-in-law. Trimmed with gold thread and accented with sapphires, it was incredibly flattering and radiated absolute luxury. Her mother-in-law wore it constantly to show it off, so much so that even Bridget had complained about it to Cassidy.

Moreover, Maloney's grandparents absolutely adored Nora.

Under no circumstances would the Jameson parents sabotage their son's marriage just to appease Seraphina.

What exactly was going through Seraphina's head?

Was she just blindly obsessed?

"I have one last question," Cassidy said. "Why did Seraphina move abroad to study all those years ago?"