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The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 311

Cassidy cleared her throat. "He showed you those files to give the illusion of transparency, while banking on the fact that you wouldn't connect the dots to his real secrets."

"Mr. Jameson is a notoriously blunt control freak. If he's resorting to smoke and mirrors, there is a massive skeleton in that closet."

"You already waded into the mud with Seraphina. Don't back out now. Get to the bottom of this, if only for your own sanity."

As Nora drove away from the hospital, Cassidy's words echoed in her mind.

Leaving everything else aside...

A few days ago, when Maloney drove her from the airport to his office.

He had promised her an explanation.

In reality, he had danced around the subject, and she had cowardly avoided pressing him.

Cassidy was dead right about one thing.

Maloney was brutally direct.

If he genuinely wanted to confess, he would have strapped her to a chair and forced her to listen.

The ugly truth was...

They were both actively choosing ignorance.

So, what now?

The perfect window for a confrontation had slammed shut.

Lost in thought at a red light, Nora's phone pinged with a text from her staff.

A massive bouquet of roses had just been delivered to the studio for her.

"From who?"

"No idea. Delivery guy just dropped it off. Card only has your name on it."

Nora frowned.

Since the studio was close to the hospital, she detoured to check it out.

She was technically on vacation, but her new design assistant had stayed through the holidays to handle their first solo project.

Arriving at the studio.

The assistant pointed to a colossal arrangement dominating the main table. "Behold."

Nora circled the table, eyeing the extravagant blooms.

Who sent them?

Rule number one: not Maloney.

He knew she was at the hospital visiting Cassidy; he wouldn't send flowers to an empty office.

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