Once Cast-Off Wife Now Untouchable Queen novel Chapter 64

Once Cast–off Wife, Now Untouchable Queen

Chapter 64 Mismatch Wedding Rings

Zera leaned closer, standing on tiptoe to kiss him.

Tyrone didn’t move. He just stood there, like he was testing something inside himself.

Right before her lips touched his, he suddenly pushed her away without thinking.

He turned around and said coldly, “The driver’s here. Pack up and take Orson home.”

Whether it was his mind or his body, both rejected Zera.

This time, he was certain.

Toward Zera, he felt guilt, maybe a sense of duty. But nothing more.

Zera stumbled back, almost losing her balance. Her face twisted in disbelief.

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“Tyrone, I’ve loved you for years. I gave up so much for you. How can you treat me like this?”

Tyrone turned around, his expression calm and distant.

“I know you’ve sacrificed a lot for me over these six years,” he said. “You’ve suffered too. That’s why I’ve tried to give you everything you asked for. I even faked a DNA report to protect you and your son. To protect your pride, I didn’t explain anything to my wife. I stayed by your side, ignored my wife, and left her heartbroken.”

He paused, then said firmly, “I’ll do my best to make it up to you and your son. But I’ll never destroy my marriage for it. Do you understand me?”

Zera broke down, tears streaming down her face. She lifted her left hand, shoving it toward him. “Take a look at this! Do you recognize this?”

His eyes locked on the ring on her finger. His face froze.

A wedding ring. In a flash, he lunged forward, grabbing her wrist and trying to pull it off. “Why are you wearing Aella’s wedding ring?”

Zera stepped back and hid her hand. “Because she took it off herself and gave it to me,” she said with a trembling smile. “Surprised?”

Tyrone’s face darkened. His eyes turned cold.

He grabbed her wrist and yanked the ring off.

Zera cried out from the pain. “Tyrone! She doesn’t want you anymore!”

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Chapter 64 Mismatch Wedding Rings

“Shut up!” Tyrone barked.

He took a tissue and wiped the ring again and again, his movements almost frantic.

Aella hated anyone touching her things. She was a clean freak.

She’d be disgusted if she knew.

His reaction made Zera snap.

She clawed at him, screaming, “I’m the one you love, not her! Open your eyes! Even your wedding rings don’t match!”

Tyrone pushed her away and slipped the ring into his pocket.

It was true. Their rings weren’t a pair.

He hadn’t even been there for the wedding planning. Aella had handled everything.

Their wedding rings were chosen by his assistant.

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The assistant had asked whether he wanted a matching set or just regular diamond rings and what the price range was.

He’d only replied, “Whatever.”

Tyrone thought of the moment he slipped the wedding ring onto Aella’s finger. Her face had glowed with happiness. The memory struck him hard, like a blow to the chest.

Just then, the driver knocked on the door.

Tyrone pointed at Zera. “Pack her things and take them both home. Now.”

Without waiting for a response, he grabbed the divorce papers and the bank card from the table and stormed out.

Behind him, Zera’s voice broke into a desperate cry. “She’s gone! You won’t find her!”

But Tyrone didn’t slow down. If anything, his steps quickened.

Aella was at her parents‘ house. It was late, but she should still be awake.

No matter how angry or impulsive she was, she couldn’t have given their villa to someone else -or handed their wedding ring to another woman.

This time, she had gone too far. He had to talk to her.

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He drove straight to their apartment.

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When he arrived, he pulled out his phone and texted her, telling her to come downstairs.

While waiting, his heart refused to calm down.

He kept checking his phone again and again.

Minutes passed. There was no reply. No sign of Aella. Tyrone finally stepped out of the car and walked to the door.

Inside the house, Aella’s parents had just finished a call with her. They were about to go to bed when a knock came.

When they saw Tyrone standing there, their faces stiffened.

Warren blocked the doorway and asked, “Tyrone, what are you doing here this late?”

Tyrone glanced past him into the living room. “I need to talk to Aella.”

Warren and Miriam exchanged a quick look.

Miriam quietly said, “Aella went abroad for further studies. She’s not home.”

The news hit Tyrone like a punch. His face turned grim. “When? When did this happen?”

He couldn’t believe it. His wife had gone overseas, and he hadn’t even known.

Tyrone felt awful about this.

Miriam tugged on her husband’s arm, signaling him to let Tyrone in. Once inside, she handed Tyrone a glass of water.

Warren’s tone turned formal and distant. “Tyrone, it’s been a long time since you last came here. Since Aella’s not around, it’s actually a good time. There are things we have been wanting to tell you.”

Tyrone sat down across from them, his posture respectful, voice calm. “Whatever’s on your mind, please say it. Don’t hold back.”

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