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“Are you back with him again?” 

Lucas’ eyes were bloodshot, his anger flaring as he watched. Byron pull Cora into his arms. 

Without waiting for Cora to answer, he raised his voice again. 

“Is that why you won’t forgive me?” 

Cora had originally wanted to wrench herself free and explain 

the situation so as to clear up any misunderstandings. 

However, seeing Lucas’ reaction, she decided to change her 

approach. “At least my time with him was not as embarra*sing as my time spent with you!” 

Lucas felt that she was indirectly admitting that she had 

returned to Byron’s side. “Haven’t you always insisted that 

you weren’t the third party? What’s the point of repeating the 

same mistakes with him?” 

Byron was feeling quite pleased because Cora didn’t deny their relationship in front of Lucas. 

However, his good mood dissipated upon hearing Lucas’ 

words, and he had a sudden urge to punch Lucas in the face. 

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At that moment, Cora spoke, “It’s better to repeat the same 

mistakes with him than to be with you. At least he won’t let 

other women humiliate me!” 

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Cora thought that Byron had done perfectly in that regard. 

“I didn’t mean to ignore the scene. I just…” 

Lucas was in a panic, knowing that Cora was referring to 

his lackluster performance when Chloe forced her to write onstage, whereas Byron had reprimanded Chloe despite 

Jane’s presence. 

He had reflected on it afterward, but even if he had the 

chance to do it all over again, he wouldn’t be able to 

reprimand Chloe as fiercely as Byron did, because the Quinn 

family and the Hurst family were deeply entwined and shared 

many of the same interests. Moreover, his mother was the 

president of the Calligraphy Association. Any insult to Chloe, 

the vice president, would be an indirect insult to his mother. 

Cora pointed out the obvious when she noticed that Lucas 

was flustered and struggling with his words. 

“You just couldn’t afford to humiliate Chloe, which would risk 

breaking the relationship between your families. Moreover, 

you couldn’t tarnish the reputation of the Calligraphy 

Association that your mother runs.” 

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Lucas couldn’t argue because Cora had hit the nail on the 

head. 

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“That’s why I feel that you’re not as good as him.” Cora wore a 

smile. 

Lucas had to admit that Cora was right because he prioritized family interests and his mother’s reputation over his 

relationship with Cora, making it clear that he couldn’t give. 

her what she deserved. 

He even wanted to ask Byron why he didn’t stay with her when he could put Cora above all other concerns. 

But in the end, he couldn’t bring himself to ask the question, 

the sight of Byron’s hand on Cora’s shoulder agonizing to him. 

He turned and left in his dejection. 

It was the first time Byron had heard Cora speak about his 

merits in front of his rival, which was quite a novel experience. 

He even considered staying to discuss his other strengths 

with Cora, only to come face to face with her angry stare the 

moment he turned around. 

“Enjoy your food. I’ll be taking my leave.” 

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He had a feeling that what Cora was about to tell him might be even more cutting than what she said to Lucas, so he decided it would be optimal to flee the scene. 

Since Byron hurried away, Cora a*sumed he had taken her words to heart and would avoid any further interaction with 

her. 

To her surprise, Byron showed up too when Cora visited Flora during her lunch break the next day. 

At that time, Flora was telling Cora about the next candidate 

she found for her. 

“This time, the man is absolutely single, and he works in a state-owned enterprise!” Flora sounded convinced as if Cora would be missing out if she didn’t meet with the man. 

“Mom, I really don’t feel like doing this right now. Can you please stop arranging for me to meet with other men?” 

“Why aren’t you in the mood? I gave you a few days off. Now 

that the holidays are over, it’s time to continue with these 

dates.” 

As Flora tried to persuade Cora, a familiar male voice 

interrupted them. “Mrs. Flora Lane, you don’t need to arrange 

these for her.”