Chapter 87 Dream

In truth, when Sylvia had decided to divorce Cyril, she cast aside not only their regrets but also the painful memories. Now, as some of those regrets were being reconciled, she could feel herself gradually letting go of her feelings for him. It's often said that it's hard to let go because one clings too tightly to the past. But once that fixation fades, you realize your feelings for the person weren't as intense as you thought. Sylvia felt that was precisely where she stood now. After the dance ended, Sylvia and Cyril immediately parted ways. "I never thought you could dance," Cyril remarked. "There's a lot you never figured out because you never really knew me. Let's just act like strangers from now on," Sylvia replied, eager to avoid any drama. She knew her friends had grown weary of Cyril, and she feared they might deliberately complicate matters if they realized he was there. Cyril could tell she was determined to distance herself from him, and it irked him. Weren't they sti