The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 365

Cassidy took the initiative to suggest keeping Maddie at the Quincy estate.

Call her calculating, call her a cold mother—every step she took now was paving the way for her future.

Parker didn't understand Cassidy's convoluted strategies.

His expression shifted, and leaving behind a firm "I am not getting a divorce," he stormed out of the club.

He drove to Cassidy's villa.

Only then did he find out Maddie had been taken to his grandfather's house.

He rushed to the Quincy family estate.

Catching a whiff of the heavy stench of alcohol on him, his grandfather raised his cane and chased him out of the room, refusing to let his foul smell anywhere near Maddie.

Parker sat in the living room, completely lost.

The day's events had dealt him a massive blow.

After a long period of contemplation, he hesitantly sent Seraphina a message.

"Seraphina, did you do this because you were forced to?"

Seraphina replied with a mocking cat meme.

Parker sent a question mark emoji.

A red exclamation mark popped up on his screen.

Seraphina had blocked him.

Dawn broke.

The ashtray was piled high with overnight ash, and an empty liquor bottle leaned against the baseboard. As the first ray of sunlight crept onto the villa's windowsill, Parker moved his stiff fingers and sent a message to Cassidy.

"Let's get the divorce."

Cassidy, who had suffered through a sleepless night, let out a massive sigh of relief.

The moment she heard him ask about Maddie at the club, she knew there was a chance.

And that night, she received word that Seraphina had dealt him the fatal blow.

Parker wasn't hopelessly stupid.

Cassidy held too much leverage over him.

If he refused the divorce, she would continuously make his life miserable and humiliate him in front of his friends.

He loved Maddie.

Seeing that Maddie was safe at the Quincy estate gave him some peace of mind.

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