Semua Bab Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right: Bab 1961 - Bab 1967

Marion stepped forward, pressing a gun to Solomon's jaw and forcing his head up."Where did you come from?" he demanded.The pressure was suffocating. Solomon couldn't breathe.This version of Marion was simply awe-inspiring.I jumped in. "We're not with the Illuminati. We're your fans."Marion glanced at me. His eyes carried a chilling, murderous intensity that made me shrink."High schoolers, huh? Their clothes are weird." Randy inspected our outfits.Erica, on the other hand, seemed intrigued. "Pretty trendy. How did I miss this brand's new line?"Solomon and I wore limited-edition fall gear from a well-known brand. She recognized it as she circled us."We're not high schoolers," I said. "We're in college.""Which one?""Arcane Academy."Randy glanced at Debra. "You've got some juniors here."She graduated from Arcane too, but beyond that, I didn't know much.She stepped closer. "Last chance. Why are you tailing us?""We..." Before I could finish, Solomon cut in. "We

A knock came at the door.Solomon and I sat up straight.The door opened, revealing Debra in simple jeans and a white blouse.Her long hair was tied high. She looked sharp and clean."You, come with me," she said, crooking a finger at me."Me?" I pointed at myself."Yeah, you."She turned and left.I glanced at Solomon, and he nodded.We both understood that she would not harm us.I followed her out, but instead of heading to her room, she picked an empty one nearby.I felt a twinge of nerves. "Why did you bring me here?""I checked. Arcane Academy has no record of you two." Her fingers tapped the table.I held my breath under the weight of her words.She stared at me. "Why did you lie?""We didn't. It's just...""Just what? You're from the future?"I froze, disbelief washing over me."Bingo," she smiled. "The moment I saw you, I felt a connection. Like you were my kid.""Mom...""Hold it. Stick with Mrs. Houston for now."She wasn't ready to be a college kid's mot

"Honey, you're scaring the kid," Debra said, turning to me. "Don't worry. This guy looks tough, but he's a softie.""Softie?" Marion mumbled, but he didn't argue.I whispered, "Mrs. Houston, you're so gorgeous. Why did you marry him?"It was a question I'd always had.Marion was handsome in his youth, but Debra was a knockout. She must've had suitors lining up.She had told me stories of the past, but I'd struggled to process them. I'd even thought that Juan was a jerk.But in this world, I realized Debra could've stayed single and still lived a bold, free life."What's that?" Marion snorted. "Can't infiltrate, so you're trying to drive a wedge?"His eyes in the rearview mirror were sharp, making me shrink."Love doesn't follow logic," Debra replied. "You'll get it when you meet someone you can't resist."She paused, then asked, "By the way, you got a boyfriend?"I gave an awkward laugh. "I'm too young for that. Haven't dated yet.""What's your type?""Hmm... Not too ugly,

Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right officially ended here.Thanks to all the readers who've supported this book.Writing it took over a year. I wrestled with whether to stick to the original ending.Before the Dawn War, the story was headed for a tragic ending.Below is the original tragic ending. Just take a look and don't dwell on it. Skip if it's too heavy.Andrew, reborn, grew weaker and died of illness.Erica was kidnapped. Randy and she were stabbed through the heart by Enoch, dying together.Marion, Robert, and Drake fought the Illuminati, but reinforcements never came.Robert and Drake carved a bloody path for Marion, but they both died in the process. Juan sacrificed his life to buy Marion time.Marion faced Michael but was overwhelmed by numbers and fell. When Debra arrived, he was on his last breath, unable to say a word to her.Reinforcements subdued the Illuminati's remnants. Debra, consumed by grief, grabbed Marion's knife and charged at Michael.She coul