All Chapters of Second Marriage to the Billionaire: Ex-Husband Begs Me Not to Go: Chapter 551 - Chapter 560

Still, one couldn’t deny the goal had been achieved.Old Mr. and Mrs. Duncan were completely at their wits’ end. They had never seen anything this ridiculous before.And yet, after knocking Patrick and Lila out cold, Wayne actually had the robot cover them with little blankets, as if he were being thoughtful.Once that was done, Wayne sent the robot to check on Tanner. Tanner, used to it by now, nodded and said, “Professor Wayne, that’s… filial.”Excuse me? Filial? Did he even see what Wayne had just done? This kid was pure chaos!But Wayne didn’t see himself as some kind of troublemaker. Neither did the soldiers. And as far as Tanner was concerned, everything Professor Wayne did was adorable.That only made Wayne more smug. He even ordered the same robot that had knocked Patrick and Lila out to keep watch over them and report back once they woke up. Now that was ruthless.Anson was absolutely smitten with the little robot. Rubbing his hands, he asked, “Is this thing on the ma

Aria felt sick to her stomach.“Tell me, did Professor Wayne say anything that wasn’t true?” she asked coolly.“Since yesterday, you two have been hounding the Duncans, pushing them to abandon me so my husband could marry your daughter. I’ve been wanting to ask—do you really have no sense of decency?“You didn’t just pressure him over the phone, you even showed up at our door.“Do you honestly believe the world revolves around Luthers? That you can do whatever you want and no one else has the right to say no? Is that what you mean?”As Aria stepped in front of Wayne, Patrick and Lila faltered for just a moment.It was her eyes—beautiful blue eyes that looked so much like the Luther family’s, only hers carried a colder edge. She was stunning, the kind of beauty that dazzled and overwhelmed, so much so that for a second they almost forgot she was tearing into them.Patrick even thought she looked a little like his own wife, and for once, he couldn’t bring himself to spit something

As long as Wayne refused to cover for Wendy, if she kept acting the way she always had, there was no way she’d end well.Patrick and Lila took her away. On her way out, Wendy shot Wayne a glare sharp enough to kill. He didn’t even bother looking at her.If it were William, Wayne might at least sic a robot on him for fun. But with Wendy, he couldn’t be bothered. She wasn’t worth the energy—not worth a prank, not worth a glance, not worth caring about.From now on, unless she caused trouble, she might as well be a stranger to him. And if she did? She was on her own.William watched the three of them leave, then asked quietly, “Wayne, are you serious? You’re really done with her?”“Yeah. It’s not fair to anyone else if I keep protecting her,” Wayne replied flatly.That was true enough.William nodded. “You’re right. She doesn’t deserve it.”Meanwhile, as soon as Wendy got in the car, she started pestering her parents. “Did you see Archer? Did you talk to the Duncans? Can I mar

“Looks like we really don’t know how to raise kids. Grandpa did it better,” Patrick muttered.He didn’t have much closeness with his three sons, but when people spoke of them, it was always with admiration. Warren, the eldest, was a financial powerhouse, practically holding the lifeline of Andes City’s economy. William, the second, was a free spirit but a heavyweight in the art world, respected across disciplines. Even if he kept his distance from the family, he never forgot to send his parents pieces from his fashion line. And Wayne—well, Wayne needed no explanation. Everyone in high places treated him like a treasure, guarded and indulged as if a single scratch would be unacceptable. Wasn’t it obvious when the Moore family had their own heir shadowing him as a bodyguard? That said it all.The Moore family had deep roots. Their legacy stretched back generations of military generals, men who had all enlisted and given their lives in service. They raised their children to be unflinc

“I still think your sister never should’ve married Archer. Our family’s bankrupt—why cling to someone that far above us? Wouldn’t it be better if she just found an ordinary man and lived a simple life?“I don’t believe she wasn’t swayed by Archer’s status. Women are like that. Back then, didn’t I marry your father because of his position? Your sister’s probably the same.“While her feelings for Archer aren’t too deep yet, see if the two of them can be separated. Otherwise, they’ll only end up tormenting each other.”The more Rachel spoke, the more convinced she became that her thinking was right. Yes—Aria wasn’t a society princess. Why should she be married into the Duncans? Even if she were, the fact she’d been divorced once already meant she didn’t deserve Archer.No matter how you looked at it, Aria didn’t measure up.Rachel realized she’d been blinded before, agreeing too easily to their marriage. Looking back now, the two of them should be separated. She simply wasn’t worthy