All Chapters of Kicking Him to the Curb: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Colin rubbed his temples wearily, the hangover and exhaustion leaving him in rough shape. He muttered, "I didn't mean it like that. Don't overthink it."Seeing her chance, Gwyneth moved closer. Her delicate fingers began massaging his temples gently. "Colin, you're just too exhausted. Does this help a little? You shouldn't go into the office like this. There's nothing urgent happening anyway. Just stay home and rest. I'll make you some soup, alright?"She melted into his chest as she spoke, soft like a kitten curling into a warm lap—sweet, comforting, and impossible to refuse. All the frustration that had been weighing down on Colin seemed to lift. He naturally wrapped his arm around her shoulders, smiling warmly. "Gwen, you're the only one who knows how to take care of me. The only one who can make me feel like this."Even if Colin hadn't said it aloud, Gwyneth already knew. If she hadn't mastered this kind of tenderness, she would have never managed to stay by Colin's side for

Aren gave Aspen a warm smile. He had just witnessed it himself—Aspen standing her ground like a true warrior.Seeing how serious he looked, Aspen hesitated for a second. Then, she asked, "But... didn't I come off like a crazy woman to you?"Aren replied, "Crazy? Are you kidding? Someone shows up just to insult you, and you're supposed to stand there quietly and smile? That's not grace—that's weakness."He hit the nail on the head.Who cared about politeness or class when dealing with someone as shameless as Gwyneth? In times like that, firepower was the only thing that worked.Aspen's nose suddenly stung a little at Aren's words. Before, even speaking slightly louder would earn her endless scolding from Colin. He would criticize her, saying, "This isn't how a Fuller behaves." For years, she had agonized over what defined a "Fuller".But now, she couldn't care less. Because whatever it was, it had nothing to do with her anymore....When they got to the animal clinic, even the

What had kept Aspen going all this time wasn't love. It was hatred. It was resentment, frustration, and a storm of emotions too heavy to carry alone. She simply couldn't accept that the people who destroyed Sophie's life were out here thriving, basking in romance and attention like nothing had happened.If there were no consequences for them, then what was Sophie's life worth? What was her suffering worth?Aspen locked eyes with Aren, firm and unshaken. "Aren, you'll help me, won't you?"Right now, he was the only person she could truly lean on. Even though part of her knew she shouldn't depend on him, being alone in the dark was just too difficult. "I'll help you, but more than anything… I just want you to be okay," Aren said softly as he held her hand.He was more than willing to stand by her side, but what he feared was Aspen losing herself to this endless mess. He was afraid she would get swallowed up by her hatred and become someone she had never meant to be."I'll be oka

Hearing Aspen mention Sophie, Martha felt a pang in her heart. She took a deep breath and said, "Miss, she's gone. Please don't let yourself spiral.""I promised Sophie I'd live well—and I will." Aspen smiled softly, glancing up at Sophie's photo on the wall. "I won't break that promise. I'll keep moving forward."The calmer she seemed, the more it worried Martha. Nonetheless, she knew pressing further felt inappropriate, so she just nodded. "That's good. I truly want what's best for you."Before the words fully settled, Colin abruptly walked in. The moment he spotted Dottie in Aspen's arms, his face twisted in disgust. "Yuck." Aspen instinctively tightened her hold on Dottie, frowning at Colin. She wondered what the hell was wrong with him. Back then, he had refused to come home even when she begged, but now, he kept showing up uninvited, like a relentless stalker.She had already moved out, so why couldn't he just let her go? It was ridiculous. "Colin, why are you here agai

"I'm not staying. I'll leave her alone so she can reflect on her behavior," Colin said as he straightened his tie, snorting arrogantly.Anyone unaware might think he was truly giving Aspen the cold shoulder. In reality, Aspen couldn't even be bothered to look at him now. Martha held the door open. "Goodbye, sir."The dismissal couldn't have been clearer. Looking at Martha's deferential expression, Colin suddenly laughed. He thought Aspen was something alright—not only had she seemingly become a new person, but even those around her had changed. He silently mocked that her skills were indeed impressive. With that, Colin snorted and strode out directly. He had thought his anger would elicit fear from Martha, but instead all he got was the loud slam of a door."It's outrageous! They've all rebelled!" Colin stood outside the door hopping mad, yet no one cared about his fury nor watched his performance....By the window, Aspen held Dottie and coldly watched Colin rage at the air