Once Cast-Off Wife Now Untouchable Queen novel Chapter 56

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Tyrone’s eyes stayed locked on Aella’s face. He carefully studied her expression. He said coldly, “I’m leaving for Mudrus tomorrow on a week–long business trip. When I come back, I expect you to have moved back into our villa and remembered your place.”

His indifference cut through her like a blade.

Aella pushed him away and snapped, “Why should I? You’re the one who betrayed this marriage! Why do I have to put up with this?”

Tyrone grabbed her wrists tightly. “Because you’re my wife. Whether you like it or not, that’s who you are.”

Aella lost control and shouted, “I don’t want to be your wife! I don’t want you! I want a divorce! Do you understand that? I want a divorce. Do you hear me? A divorce!”

Tyrone stayed calm, his words sharp. “Without my approval, no auction house in Vleka will sell your jewelry. And no hospital will ever hire you again.”

Her fists pounded his chest, her voice shaking. “You’re a monster!”

Tyrone didn’t flinch. “I know you don’t really want a divorce. But even if you did, I told you before, this is a marriage you can’t walk away from.”

His tone was icy, emotionless, and final.

Their eyes met. Aella’s despair slowly hardened into hatred.

Unable to free herself, she suddenly leaned forward and bit his shoulder hard.

Tyrone groaned in pain, but he didn’t let go. Instead, he held her tighter.

For nearly half a minute, the luxury car fell into complete silence.

When the taste of blood filled her mouth, Aella finally released him.

Her lips were stained red, her eyes brimming with tears.

She glared at him with hatred burning bright.

The words spilled out, bitter and broken; she spoke slowly, “The day I married you, I swore that I would rather die than give you up.”

Her lips shook as she added, “Now I regret it. Even if it destroys me, I’ll still leave you.”

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She opened the car door and walked away without looking back.

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Inside the car, Tyrone touched his throbbing shoulder. Through the window, he watched her sobbing as she crossed the street.

It was the second time he had heard her say the word “regret.”

He hated it before, when she used death to test and threaten him. Now, he hated this word even

more.

Feeling restless and angry, Tyrone started the car and drove toward the Regal Club.

Brad leaned closer and reminded his buddy out of kindness, “Maybe Aella isn’t threatening you. Maybe she really wants a divorce. You’re just too sure of yourself to see it.”

Tyrone sounded certain. “She went to see Zera today. Called her a homewrecker, threatened to take back the house, and told her to get out of Vleka with her kid. She doesn’t want a divorce. She’s just acting out.”

Brad went quiet.

He didn’t say it out loud, but he knew Aella was no longer the glamorous, spoiled heiress she

once was.

But deep down, her pride was still there. It wasn’t likely for her to lower herself by picking fights with Zera.

“Even if she did go see her,” Brad said finally, “that’s because you two pushed her too far. Aella’s not wrong here.”

Tyrone rubbed his temples, looking tired. “I’ll be out of the country this week. Keep an eye on things for me. I don’t want Aella looking for trouble with Zera again.”

Brad rolled his eyes. “Why don’t you just take Zera and her kid with you then?”

Tyrone frowned.

Brad shrugged. “Or better yet, finish Aella off. That would solve everything.”

Tyrone shot him a sharp look.

Brad raised his hands. “Okay, then maybe you die instead. That way both of them will stop fighting.”

Ignoring him, Tyrone walked toward the door.

At the doorway, he stopped. “Aella lost her job. I’m worried she’ll go argue with my grandpa. I’ll

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have Raine spend more time with her. If anything happens, call me right away.”

Three days after Tyrone left, Aella finally sold her jewelry.

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The buyer even signed an agreement: if they ever wanted to sell it again, Aella had the first right to buy it back.

As soon as the 1.5 billion hit her account, Aella invited Daniel to dinner to thank him.

Over dinner, Daniel asked, “Have you thought about what to do next?”

Aella asked hesitantly, “I heard your family has private hospitals all over the world. Can I work at the one in Tuspuyria? I know it’s the birthplace of sound–bowl healing. I want to study that while I’m there.”

Daniel saw through her request but didn’t call her out. “One call from me, and you can go anytime. The only question is–when do you want to leave?”

“In three days,” Aella said.

“Good,” Daniel replied. “I’ll set everything up tonight. The hospital will cover all your expenses.”

After they parted ways, Aella stopped by the grocery store. She bought a cart full of food and went home to cook a big dinner herself.

That evening, her father came home from work, and Clyde was home for the weekend. Aella sat with her family, laughing and talking through dinner, pretending everything was normal.

When she looked at her parents‘ graying hair, her chest tightened. She didn’t want to leave them, but she had no choice.

If she wanted to buy back her mother’s jewelry, she had to make something of herself first.

After dinner, the three of them gathered in the living room, chatting under the warm light.

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