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The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 211

But that was exactly how Sebastian's mind worked.

The most absurd part was how he had continually strung Bella Monroe along.

When Alistair arranged the engagement to honor the life-saving debt he owed Nora's uncle, Nora would visit the Sinclair estate every holiday to pay her respects.

She never came alone. Vivian Cole always escorted her, and Vivian always brought Bella.

Even though Nora was the one engaged to him, Vivian practically shoved Bella into Sebastian's lap at every given opportunity.

An idiot could have seen right through Vivian's agenda.

Yet Sebastian pretended to be completely oblivious.

As a teenage boy, he had reveled in the attention. Back then, Nora was just a quiet, skinny little thing who couldn't satisfy a young man's curiosity and vanity.

So, he deliberately allowed Bella to seduce him.

Seraphina had personally caught Bella practically stripping while throwing herself at him.

And he hadn't pushed her away.

It was absolutely nauseating.

The biggest issue was that Bella was pure trash.

Bella was so vicious that she had publicly spread a rumor claiming Nora only secured the engagement because she was sleeping with Alistair.

Seraphina respected her grandfather more than anyone else in the world.

She absolutely refused to tolerate that kind of disrespect.

What infuriated her even more was that after she exposed the truth to Sebastian, he still continued to entertain Bella's advances.

Sebastian was entirely to blame for his current misery.

But why did she and Maloney have to suffer the consequences of the mess he and Bella created?

She was so sick of it!

Seraphina had studied abroad for eight years. She had been surrounded by countless men, and not a single one could hold a candle to Maloney.

And no one domestically could, either.

If it hadn't been for Sebastian and Bella's toxic drama, the rift between Seraphina and Maloney wouldn't exist today.

She refused to accept defeat.

Every time she thought about the past, a violent rage simmered in her chest.

She tried to get Sebastian to actually put in some effort to salvage the situation, and he just stood there trying to act aloof and unreachable.

She couldn't take it anymore!!!

The elevator doors chimed open.

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