Suddenly, Lucas Hutt understood something, even if he was unwilling to admit it deep down.
At some point, wanting to be with Flynn Taylor had become just one of his lifetime regrets.
When it was no longer a regret, and no one was stopping him from being with Flynn, their relationship seemed like chicken ribs—tasteless to eat yet a pity to discard.
At first, he refused to admit it. But now he understood that he was no longer the Lucas Hutt who wholeheartedly loved Flynn, and Flynn was no longer the innocent girl she once was.
They had both changed, incapable of going back to the past.
If he was no longer the Lucas Hutt who deeply loved Flynn, then why did he divorce Tina Hernandez?
The thought crossed his mind and lingers, unable to be dismissed.
Unable to sleep, he left the office building and went to the former residence he and Tina had shared.
