Flynn's warm embrace fulfilled Lucas's ego, something he couldn't experience with Tina.
So, did he prefer the submissive little woman like Flynn, instead of a superwoman like Tina?
Yet he had made a promise to spend the rest of his life with Tina. How could he waver so quickly?
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Upon returning home, Tina found out from Bella Scott that Lucas had been at the house before. She assumed that during her days away from home, it must have been convenient for Lucas and Flynn to reminisce about old times.
Hadn't she deliberately made space and created more opportunities for them to be alone?
Such a marriage was a burden, and yet she couldn't possibly divorce. Her marriage represented not only herself but also the Hernandezs and the Hutts, and as the CEO of Sunrise Industries, she couldn't expose the matter of divorce lightly.
Divorce for a woman was almost as scandalous as an affair, wasn't it?
Also, Madam Hutt trusted her a lot and definitely wouldn't want her to divorce Lucas.
