The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 343

Cassidy and Parker's marriage had started cracking almost immediately after they tied the knot.

The absolute peak of their romance had been the honeymoon phase when he was actively pursuing her.

It was a universal truth that men suppressed their true nature before locking down a commitment.

Parker had always possessed the effortless charm of a classic playboy.

With his lazy smile and wealthy, carefree demeanor, when he focused all his energy on chasing a woman, he made her feel like he would rip the stars from the sky just to place them in her hands.

He monitored her every mood, lighting up whenever she smiled.

He would fiercely compete with his friends just to earn a single word of praise from her.

He would lay his trophies at her feet and declare that everything he owned belonged to her.

He was gorgeous, smooth-talking, fiercely generous, emotionally rock-solid, and relentlessly proactive.

What woman wouldn't fall for that?

But the second the rings were on their fingers, everything changed—except his face.

It wasn't that his redeeming qualities had vanished entirely.

It was just that they no longer belonged to her.

He had already won the prize.

Why would he keep putting in the effort?

Their very first explosive fight as a married couple happened when Cassidy was working late and asked him to pick her up.

Parker bluntly refused, claiming he was out drinking with his friends and didn't have the time.

Back when he was chasing her, Parker had loved it when she worked late. It was the perfect excuse to buy her favorite late-night takeout and wait outside her office, swooping in to offer warmth and comfort precisely when she needed it most.

But the moment they had a marriage certificate, that premium VIP service was instantly revoked.

When Cassidy confronted him, Parker defensively shot back that if she insisted on being a workaholic, that was her problem. What did her overtime have to do with him?

Before they met, hadn't she been perfectly capable of getting herself home?

Why couldn't they just live their own separate lives? Wasn't that a perfectly fine arrangement?

Absolutely not.

They were married!

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