From Discarded Wife to Queen (Tyrone) novel Chapter 400

Chapter 400 Cancellation

Edwin’s eyes turned cold as ice when he cut his gaze toward the butler.

The butler bowed his head and rushed out without saying a word.

Edwin turned to Ralph, his tone sharp. “She’s a fallen heiress. She was never worthy of Tyrone. Him canceling that wedding is a blessing in disguise. Tell PR to prepare a speech. The ceremony is off.”

Virginia stayed silent and turned her back to him.

In Edwin’s world, only the Winters name mattered. Only money and power.

The only reason he tolerated Tyrone’s defiance was because no one else could take his place.

She let out a quiet, bitter laugh and walked out of the room.

The next morning, Aella sat at the breakfast table with her family.

They were chatting about buying a house when the TV caught everyone’s attention. Tyrone’s face appeared on–screen, surrounded by flashing cameras and reporters shouting his name.

He spoke calmly into the microphones. “Because of our tight schedule on the Southeast Astoria project, the wedding is being postponed.”

When reporters pushed for details about his fiancée, he smiled faintly. “I love her very much. We’re doing just fine.”

He added, “Her identity will stay private until after the ceremony.”

Aella grabbed the remote and switched off the TV.

Her family sat in silence for a moment, then let out a collective sigh of relief.

Miriam glanced at her daughter. “That boy is something else. I’ll never understand you.”

Warren set his cup down with a firm tap. “You’re lucky he handled the mess without pointing fingers. Next time, think before you act. Don’t stir things up again.”

Aella nodded obediently.

She knew Tyrone had been reading a statement written by his PR team.

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He wasn’t protecting her. He was protecting the Winters‘ reputation.

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But it still worked in her favor. His arrogant father and power–crazy grandfather had never wanted her identity revealed before the wedding. They said a bankrupt family didn’t fit their image.

That decision ended up saving her a lot of trouble.

Her phone rang from the living room.

She answered Daniel’s call, exchanged a few quick words, then rushed out the door.

By ten that morning, she and Daniel walked out of the auction house together.

Aella’s steps were light, her face glowing with relief.

Daniel smiled at her grin. “See you Monday.”

She watched his car pull away and clutched her purse close.

Her mother’s jewelry had sold for one and a half billion and then some. Enough to pay back Tyrone, with plenty left to spare.

She had two more days before starting her internship at Hill Hospital. Tomorrow, she would move her family out of Tyrone’s house.

The next morning, they woke early and started packing.

The house was spotless, already cleaned by Tyrone’s staff.

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