All Chapters of Beyond Goodbye: No Us Anymore: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Eleanor was woken the next morning by a harsh scraping sound.In the living room, several workers were tearing down the wedding photos of her and Harrison from the wall. The glass frames dragged across the floor, leaving long, jagged lines behind."What are you doing?" Eleanor asked.Her voice was still raspy from sleep, but it carried a chill.The man in charge replied casually, "Mr. Luther's orders. The new Mrs. Luther is moving in and doesn't like seeing other people's photos on the wall."The new Mrs. Luther?A memory occurred to her then.In her previous life, when she woke up to find her wedding photos being taken down, she'd cried and begged the workers to stop.Right after that, messages from Harrison and Winona arrived, informing her that they were moving in.Winona had followed up by sending countless obscene photos, leaving Eleanor unable to process what was happening.When Harrison finally brought Winona through the door, Eleanor had lost control entirely, screami

"D-Doctor, are you sure you're not mistaken?"Eleanor's voice trembled despite her effort to steady it. She stared at the man in the white coat in front of her as darkness swam at the edges of her vision."How is that possible? I…"In her previous life, this child didn't exist.The doctor didn't seem surprised by her reaction. He simply slid the ultrasound report toward her and said evenly, "Ms. Sutton, you're six weeks pregnant. There's no mistake. It's written clearly in the report."He paused, glanced at her pale face, and softened his tone slightly, though his words remained cruel. "You're showing severe signs of threatened miscarriage. I've prescribed medication to stabilize the pregnancy, and you'll need strict bed rest. If you don't manage to keep this baby, given your physical condition, it may be very difficult for you to conceive again in the future."Eleanor's gaze slowly dropped to her still-flat belly, and her hand moved there on its own.A tiny life was growing i

Eleanor studied the phone's contents carefully, her expression unchanged. After a long moment, she set it down gently."I didn't do any of that," she said evenly."Then who was it, if not you?" Harrison snapped, refusing to believe her. "Besides you, who would have the motive to target her like this? Who else would use such vicious methods?"Winona's quiet sobbing beside him only fueled his anger further.A sudden wave of exhaustion crashed over Eleanor. Even defending herself felt unnecessary now.She looked calmly at the man she'd once loved and watched him glare at her for another woman.A faint, almost imperceptible, smile tugged at the corners of her lips. "What now?""You're going online right now and posting a statement to tell everyone this was all a misunderstanding and clear Winona's name," Harrison said, his tone leaving no room for argument.Eleanor laughed in disbelief, as though she'd just heard the biggest joke of the century."Harrison, are you out of your mind

When Harrison returned to the mansion, Winona immediately clung to him."You're back," she said sweetly. "Did you transfer the money to them?""Is that why you called me back?"Harrison's expression cooled as he subtly pushed her hand away. "The money's already been transferred. Winona, this is the last time."He looked at her and emphasized, "Once Eleanor is discharged, I'll take her away for a while. While you're staying here alone, behave yourself. When Eleanor comes back, rein it in. You already got what you wanted. Once the baby's born, take the money and disappear from my life completely."The color drained from Winona's face when she heard that.She watched him turn away without hesitation and head upstairs, not sparing her a second glance.The study door slammed shut.Winona stood alone in the empty living room, her hands clenched so tightly that her nails dug into her palms.Why was it always like this? Why was Eleanor always so lucky?Her thoughts drifted back to an

Harrison pulled out his phone, his hand unsteady as he dialed Eleanor's number."The number you've dialed is not in service."He stared at the screen for a second, then tried again. When it went unanswered, he called a third time, then a fourth.Eleanor never turned her phone off. She knew he'd worry.Harrison practically stumbled out of the hospital. He drove back to the mansion, gripping the steering wheel so hard that his knuckles turned white.The whole way back, he kept forcing himself to believe it was nothing, that maybe she just needed some space, that maybe she'd missed his calls, and that when he got home, she'd be sitting on the couch with a book like always.The moment he walked through the door, he took the stairs two at a time and went straight to the guest room.The door was open, the closet stood empty, and the vanity was stripped bare."N-No… Impossible," he muttered under his breath, the color draining from his face.Like a madman, Harrison barged into the ro