Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO novel Chapter 1892

Or perhaps, if not for her own indulgence, Aurora would never have been pushed to this point.

Grace understood, with painful clarity, just how terribly wrong she had been.

But at this moment, she also knew it was already too late to change anything.

“You should go back.”

Aurora’s expression was calm.

“Mom, you’ve never truly seen who was sincere to you.”

“I see it now. I really do.”

Before Aurora could finish, Grace clutched her chest and hurried to reassure her.

“I truly see it now. Don’t worry, I’ll never repeat my past mistakes.”

“It doesn’t matter anymore.”

Aurora tightened her grip around Lucas’ arm.

The gesture seemed to give her a sense of security.

Lucas responded instinctively, holding her just as firmly.

He understood her better than anyone.

At heart, Aurora was a child who had grown up starved of love.

On the surface, she appeared strong and carefree.

But deep down, she was sensitive, fragile, and yearning to be loved.

Because of this, Lucas found Grace’s actions especially cruel.

If she had treated both children equally from the start, things would never have come to this.

Why was it that people only learned regret after losing everything?

If Grace had woken up back then, Aurora would never have walked this path.

The thought made Lucas let out a faint, almost imperceptible sigh.

“I really don’t care anymore.”

Aurora repeated herself.

“Mom, I think there’s no need for us to keep entangling ourselves like this.”

When she looked forward, she was no longer alone.

“I’ve made my decision, and I mean every word.”

Aurora looked at Grace seriously. “Don’t worry. I won’t neglect what I owe you in terms of support in the future.

“But beyond that, I hope we won’t have any other ties.”

This time, Aurora was truly exhausted.

Holding Walton Corporation together had already taken everything she had.

She had tried every possible way, even tearing things apart at the family meeting as a last resort.

In truth, she had given Grace countless chances before.

But Grace had never been willing to acknowledge them.

Since that was the case, why continue clinging to this?

Letting go was the greatest respect she could offer.

“So, Mom, let’s set each other free.”