Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Sydney grapples with her urgent need to break free from her stifling marriage to Caleb. Overwhelmed by the suffocating nature of their relationship, she resolves to obtain a divorce, despite the obstacles posed by her ties to the Hampton family. Adeline, representing the family's disdain, confronts Sydney with anger, questioning the wisdom of her decision to leave the protection of the Hamptons.

Sydney finds humor in Adeline's claims of protection, recognizing that the family's support has felt more like imprisonment than safety. As tensions escalate, Sydney confidently asserts her ability to reach out to Julian for assistance with the divorce certificate, even though she has no real intention of doing so. This mention sends Adeline into a panic, as she recalls Sydney's past dependency on the family and fears the consequences of Sydney's potential actions.

Adeline's frustration is palpable, yet a flicker of concern emerges as she contemplates the possibility of Sydney actually contacting Julian. In a strategic move, Adeline offers to provide the divorce certificate but insists that Sydney keep it from Caleb for the time being. Ultimately, the conversation shifts toward obtaining the divorce certificate, with Sydney maintaining a casual demeanor that belies the gravity of the situation. Adeline, wary of Julian's influence, reluctantly agrees to retrieve the document, showcasing a complex blend of emotions, including concern and resignation.

When the housekeeper returns with the certificate, Sydney's heart races as she confirms its details, feeling a surge of relief as she realizes this marks the end of a tumultuous chapter in her life. As she leaves the Hampton estate, a profound sense of freedom washes over Sydney, symbolized by the divorce certificate tucked safely in her bag. This moment of liberation is interrupted by a joyful encounter with her son, Timothy, whose exuberance and love momentarily dissolve the chaos surrounding her life.

In this fleeting moment of maternal joy, Sydney experiences a rare glimpse of peace, emphasizing the emotional weight of her journey toward reclaiming her independence and the love she shares with her child. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You by Aurelia Novel** **Chapter 220** Sydney felt an urgency coursing through her veins, a determination that left no room for hesitation. She understood that the only way to reclaim her sense of freedom was to cut ties with her marriage swiftly and decisively.

spirit and left her breathless. As she spoke with a clarity that resonated, Adeline's fury bubbled beneath the surface, nearly causing her to choke on her own indignation. "Tell me, what good will divorce do for you? Without the protection of the Hampton family, it will only bring you harm!" Adeline's words dripped with disdain, her teeth clenched tightly

back on her was laughable. How could she call it protection when it felt more like a gilded cage? With an unsettling calmness, she replied, "You don't need to worry about that. I can always reach out to Julian. I'm certain he would be more than willing

thought of Sydney leveraging her connection to Julian sent a shiver of panic through her. In truth, Sydney was merely bluffing; she had no intention of seeking Julian's help. But the mere mention of his name was enough to instill fear in Adeline. How long would she have to endure Adeline's stalling tactics before she finally relinquished the document Sydney so desperately needed? No more waiting. Adeline's mind swirled with memories of Sydney's past, a time when she had

flicker of concern. What if Sydney truly did reach out to Julian? Adeline fought to keep her voice steady, softening her

Sydney's response was casual, almost dismissive. "That depends on my mood." In that moment, Sydney recognized the weight that Julian's name carried. She hadn't anticipated it would have such an impact on Adeline as well. If only she had realized its power sooner, she could have secured the certificate long ago. After all, who would dare approach Julian to verify her claims? Adeline

don't hesitate to call me." Sydney recalled her last encounter with Tiffany, the tension still fresh in her mind. A faint

"Then I'll be on my way. I won't intrude on your holiday." As she stepped out of the grand Hampton estate, a sense of relief washed over her,