Semua Bab After the Breakup, the Billionaire Lost Control!: Bab 471 - Bab 480

“Alright.” Richard agreed. This was a great chance for Chase to sharpen his skills. “What about me?” Alex asked, watching as they divided up tasks. He wanted to help too. Richard glanced at him. “You? You should focus on learning first. Once you master all of this, you’ll be able to help us too.”Alex’s shoulders slumped, feeling useless for the first time. “Why am I just a little kid who can’t do anything?” he wondered.He thought for a moment, then straightened up. “Then I’ll go to the hospital and take care of Mommy! Even if I can’t help with this, I can at least help her get better faster!”“You better not even think about it,” Richard immediately stopped him. “There are probably paparazzi swarming outside the hospital. If you show up now and get photographed, it’ll only make things worse for your mom. The media will have a field day twisting the story against her.”“Oh…”Alex’s disappointment deepened. “So I really am useless… I can’t do anything except cause trouble,” h

Originally, Heidi hadn’t cared much about who her son was with—she just didn’t want Emma in the picture. But now, Justin was dead set on Emily. What was she supposed to do about that? “Mom, don’t worry. I’ll earn her forgiveness and be with her again!” And if she never forgave him, then he would spend his entire life making it up to her. Because in this world, she was the only cure for his pain.“Sigh… Since you’ve made up your mind, I won’t stop you.” Heidi shook her head. “You’ve always been stubborn. Once you set your mind on something, nothing can change it. Now that you’re older and more mature, that hasn’t changed one bit.”Justin’s lips curled into a faint smile. “Thanks, Mom.”“Don’t thank me. Just bring her back already—and while you’re at it, give me some grandkids! That’s what really matters!”“Alright, got it!” he agreed without hesitation. Since his mom was eager to hold a grandkid, when the time was right, he would find a way to convince Haley to le

Emma had never traveled abroad before. Her family couldn’t afford it, so she had been thrilled about this trip. But just as luck would have it, Justin’s father died in an accident back home.Rumors spread like wildfire among their classmates. “Now that Henry Yates is dead, Justin’s position as heir to the corporation is as good as gone. His uncle’s son is definitely taking over.” Emma had been too young and naïve at the time. She believed every word. She began to resent Justin.He had no money and no status anymore. Why should she waste her youth on someone like him? That would be a complete waste of her life. As fate would have it, she met a wealthy foreign businessman on the cruise ship. They hit it off immediately. He was charming. He was more sophisticated than Justin. Most importantly, he was rich—and he showered her with expensive gifts. That was the moment she made up her mind.She would be with this man instead. So, on the night the crui

Emma hadn’t originally planned to put Heidi on her kill list. But if she was so eager to die, who was she to deny her? Clenching her jaw, Emma gritted her teeth and used all her strength to drag Heidi toward the car. Thankfully, the underground parking lot was deserted at this hour. “Emma Xander, let go of me!” Heidi struggled, her face turning red from the effort. But it was no use. Emma overpowered her, shoving her into the car. Reaching for the heavy tool she had stashed in the trunk, Emma lifted it high and brought it crashing down onto Heidi’s skull. “E-Emma… you…” At first, Heidi could still mutter broken words. But soon, she went completely silent. Emma stood over the lifeless body, her chest rising and falling rapidly as she caught her breath. Her grip on the bloody wrench loosened, and she let it clatter onto the floor beside Heidi’s head. Her legs felt a little shaky, but she quickly regained her composure. Opening the driver’s side d

Inside the hospital room, Justin and Zac walked in side by side. Helen barely acknowledged them. She glanced their way but didn’t say a word, rolling her eyes before turning her back on them. “Sis, have some warm soup—it’s good for your throat,” she said, making it painfully clear how much she didn’t welcome Justin’s presence. Haley took the bowl. With so many visitors earlier, she had talked more than usual, leaving her throat raw and sore. “Come outside with me. I need to talk to you,” Zac whispered, gently tugging at Helen’s sleeve. Helen jerked away from him, her tone sharp. “Why do we need to go outside? If you have something to say, say it here.” Then, with clear intent, she added, “Or are you afraid of facing the mess you made?” That last remark was obviously aimed at Justin. Zac shot his friend a slightly apologetic look, but Justin didn’t react at all. He wasn’t paying Helen any mind. In fact, he wasn’t paying attention to anything except Ha