Lahat ng Kabanata ng Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO: Kabanata 401 - Kabanata 410

So, he wanted to properly apologize to Judy.As long as she gave him the chance, he would make it up to her—whether with money or anything else, none of that would be a problem.But no matter how many times he called, she wouldn’t answer.Now, Joseph truly began to panic.He had originally thought Judy was just putting on an act with him, which was why she said she’d leave first.But as time dragged on, he started to realize something was off.Was Judy really planning to end things with him?If not, why hadn’t she answered a single call?What was going on?Sweat began to bead across Joseph’s forehead—this time, the panic was real.After everything they’d been through, he realized he couldn’t live without Judy anymore.Losing her would be like losing his life.Compared to her, even Aurora no longer held that same place in his heart.Clenching his fists, Joseph made up his mind—there was no way he’d let Judy go.And she’d better not even think about escaping his grasp!…When Judy left t

He turned to Melvin and said, “I wasn’t doing anything. I wasn’t planning on going anywhere. I just got tired of sitting.”“Oh really?”Melvin’s tone was calm, almost casual, but it carried an unmistakable warning: "Keep your distance."In the end, Joseph backed down and nodded. “Yes, Father. I wasn’t going anywhere. I’ll head back to my room now. Don’t worry.”“That’s better. You need to understand, Joseph, everything your parents do is for your own good. "When it comes to women—once you’ve succeeded, do you really think you’ll be short of choices?“Believe me, you’ll have more than you can count. By then, you won’t even know where to look—too many to choose from.”Joseph stayed silent, pretending not to notice the smug, knowing smirk spreading across his father’s face.Forget it. That was his parents’ business; it had nothing to do with him.But now, he finally understood why his mother was so insistent that he inherit the company.Clearly, the old man had quite a few women on the s

He knew Aurora meant no harm, but right now, she was drowning in her own guilt, completely unreachable, no matter what anyone said.Leonard stood nearby, quietly keeping her company. It was the first time he’d seen her like this…“Aurora, it’s not your fault,” Lucas said gently, his voice low and patient. “I know you didn’t mean for any of this to happen. You’d never hurt her, right?”But Aurora was lost in her thoughts, too wrapped up in emotion to respond.Her gaze, sharp and unwavering, was fixed through the glass panel of the hospital room door—locked on the fragile figure lying in the bed.Her mother, usually so fierce, so unshakably strong, now looked like a broken porcelain doll, quiet and motionless beneath the sterile white sheets."Mom… you’ve always been so forceful, so unyielding. Why aren’t you lecturing me now?"Come on, get up and scold me like you always do. I promise, this time I won’t talk back."Tears welled in her eyes, the corners reddened as emotion burned throug

This time, it was her fault.She shouldn’t have been so willfu and let things escalate to the point where her mother ended up hospitalized.Compared to everything else, her mother’s health should’ve come first.The Walton Corporation could survive without her but not without Grace.That realization struck deep, and the guilt in Aurora’s eyes only grew heavier as she looked at her mother.She shouldn’t have pushed back so stubbornly.She had been through so much lately, and perhaps she’d grown too jaded, too weary. But that was no excuse.Back then, she shouldn’t have talked back. If she hadn’t, maybe her mother wouldn’t be lying here like this.Aurora lowered her gaze, at a loss for words.Standing beside her, Lucas noticed the shift in her expression. He quietly reached over and placed his hand over hers, his touch warm and steady.“You’re already here,” he said gently. “If you keep blaming yourself like this, and your mom sees it, it’ll only hurt her more.”Aurora looked up at him,

Aurora frowned. “What’s that supposed to mean?”Grace, still propped up in bed, looked just as confused. There was something unfamiliar, almost unsettling, about Tessa today.Or had this always been her true face?Grace masked the flicker of unease in her expression, but once a seed of doubt is planted, it doesn’t take long to root itself in a mother’s heart.Tessa scoffed, eyes burning. “I mean, how do you have the nerve to show up here, acting like the doting daughter, when you’re the reason Mom ended up in the hospital?”Her words cut through the room like a blade, and silence fell over everyone.She wasn’t targeting just one person—her fury was indiscriminate.She turned to Grace, eyes wide with hurt and disbelief. “Mom, why?”“Tell me why.”“I was the first one here. I sat by your side while you were unconscious. I waited. And you didn’t wake up.” Her voice cracked. “But she shows up, barely here a minute, and you open your eyes?”A bitter laugh escaped her lips. “This world is