All Chapters of Divorced on Our Wedding Night: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

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Chapter 141: The Choice That Changes Everything

The air in the room felt heavier now. Not because of fear. But because the truth had settled in, quiet and undeniable. Avelyn stood there, her gaze locked on the man in front of her, her mind no longer searching, no longer guessing. Everything had aligned too perfectly to be coincidence. Aurora had planned this. Not just the timing. Not just the setting. But her. Cassian’s voice came through again, low and controlled, but this time there was something sharper beneath it. “Avelyn, we need to shut this down now.” Lucas added quickly, “We can isolate the signal remotely. Just step away and we’ll” “No,” Avelyn said softly. She didn’t raise her voice. She didn’t need to. The word alone was enough. Silence followed immediately in her earpiece. Cassian spoke again, slower this time. “What do you mean no?” Avelyn didn’t take her eyes off the man. “If we shut this down now, we lose her.” Tan’s voice came in, tense. “Or we lose you.” Avelyn’s expression didn’t change. “I’m not

Chapter 142: The Name Between Them

The hallway felt colder than before. Not because the temperature had changed, but because something inside Avelyn had shifted. The moment she stepped out of the boardroom, the noise behind her faded, replaced by a quieter, sharper awareness. This was no longer about control. It was about confrontation. Lucas and Tan were already moving toward her when she reached the end of the corridor. Their expressions told her everything before they even spoke. “That escalated faster than expected,” Tan said, his voice low. Lucas didn’t waste time. “We’ve secured the building. He’s being contained. No external transmission since the cut.” Avelyn nodded once. “Good.” She kept walking. They followed. “You handled that… differently,” Lucas added carefully. Avelyn glanced at him briefly. “It worked.” Tan exhaled. “Yeah. It did. But that doesn’t mean it was safe.” Avelyn didn’t respond to that. Because safety had stopped being part of the equation the moment Aurora made her move. They re

Chapter 143: The Invitation She Didn’t Expect

The control room felt different after that.Not because anything had changed on the screens. The system remained stable, the data flowing exactly as it should, every layer holding as Avelyn had designed it.But the silenceIt was no longer neutral.It carried something heavier now.Unspoken tension.Unfinished words.Avelyn stood in front of the main console, her hands resting lightly against the edge, her gaze fixed on the display. She wasn’t just looking at the system anymore.She was waiting.Behind her, Lucas and Tan exchanged a brief glance before returning to their stations. Neither of them spoke. They didn’t need to. They could feel it too.Something was coming.Cassian hadn’t moved.He stood a few steps away from Avelyn, his attention on her rather than the screens. He had said everything he could for now.And somehowThat wasn’t enough.A soft alert broke the silence.Not loud.Not urgent.But precise.Avelyn’s eyes shifted instantly. “What is it?”Lucas leaned forward, pulli

Chapter 144: The Place Where Truth Waits

The coordinates did not lead to anything obvious.That was the first thing Avelyn noticed.No corporate building. No private facility. No hidden structure masked under layers of security.Just a quiet location at the edge of the city.Old.Unremarkable.Almost forgotten.Lucas stood beside her in the control room, pulling up everything he could find on the place. “It used to be a private estate,” he said. “Years ago. Ownership changed hands multiple times. Now it’s technically inactive.”Tan leaned against the table, arms crossed. “Inactive doesn’t mean empty.”Avelyn didn’t respond. Her eyes stayed on the image on the screen.A large house.Stone walls.Tall windows.Closed gates.It didn’t look like a place meant for confrontation.It looked like a place meant for something else.“History?” she asked.Lucas scrolled through the files. “Minimal records. Most of it is sealed or wiped.”Tan frowned. “That’s not suspicious at all.”Avelyn’s expression remained calm. “It is exactly what

Chapter 145: The Woman Who Knows Too Much

Avelyn did not look away. That was the first thing Aurora noticed. Most people, when faced with silence like this, would shift, even slightly. They would break eye contact, glance around, try to fill the space with something anything to ease the pressure. But Avelyn didn’t. She stood there, calm and still, her gaze steady, her presence unshaken. Aurora tilted her head slightly, studying her in a way that felt almost curious. “You’re not what I expected,” Aurora said again, softer this time. Avelyn’s expression didn’t change. “You said that already.” Aurora smiled faintly. “And I meant it.” A brief silence followed, but it wasn’t empty. It felt like something was being measured, something invisible moving between them. Avelyn took a small step forward, closing just a little more distance. “You didn’t bring me here to repeat yourself.” Aurora’s eyes sharpened slightly. “No.” “Then say what you want to say.” Aurora didn’t answer immediately. Instead, she walked slowly past A

Chapter 146: The Truth He Won’t Say

The silence stayed with Avelyn even after Aurora left. It followed her through the hallway, through the open door, and out into the still air of the estate. Nothing around her had changed. The house stood quiet, the trees unmoving, the world continuing as if nothing had just shifted inside those walls. But something had. And she felt it clearly. “It wasn’t a choice.” The words echoed in her mind, steady and persistent, refusing to fade. Tan was the first to move toward her when she stepped outside, his posture tense, his eyes scanning her quickly. “Are you okay?” Avelyn nodded once. “I’m fine.” Lucas followed, his gaze more focused, more searching. “What happened in there?” Avelyn didn’t answer immediately. Because she didn’t know how to explain it. Not clearly. Not yet. “She’s not here anymore,” Avelyn said instead. Tan frowned. “You just let her walk away?” Avelyn met his gaze. “Stopping her wasn’t the point.” Lucas tilted his head slightly. “Then what was?” Avelyn

Chapter 147: The Edge of the Truth

The room did not change, but the air did. Avelyn could feel it clearly now. The moment Cassian said yes, something shifted between them. It was no longer about suspicion or doubt. It was about confirmation. There was something. Something real. Something he had been hiding since the beginning. And now, there was no way around it. Avelyn stood still, her gaze fixed on him, her thoughts steady despite the storm building inside her. “You said you had no control,” she began, her voice calm but firm. “That means someone else did.” Cassian didn’t answer immediately. He didn’t deny it either. Avelyn took a step closer. “Who?” Cassian’s jaw tightened slightly. “It’s not that simple.” Avelyn didn’t react. “You’ve said that already.” Cassian exhaled slowly. “Because it’s true.” Avelyn held his gaze. “Then explain it in a way that is.” Silence followed. Not long. But heavy. Because Cassian knew There was no version of this that wouldn’t change everything. “I made a deal,” he s

Chapter 148: The Path She Chooses

The door closed softly behind Avelyn, but the sound stayed in Cassian’s mind longer than it should have.He didn’t move.Not immediately.He stood there, staring at the space where she had been, his thoughts tightening around something he could no longer ignore.She was slipping out of his control.No that wasn’t right.She had never been under his control.But before, he could guide things. Manage them. Delay the truth until the right moment.NowThere was no right moment left.Only consequences.Outside, Avelyn didn’t slow down.Her steps were steady, her expression calm, but her mind was sharper than it had ever been. Every word, every reaction, every silence from Cassian replayed clearly.He had made a deal.He had no control.The divorce was part of it.And most importantlyHe was still hiding something.Something big enough to risk losing her again.Avelyn stepped into the elevator, the doors closing quietly as she leaned back slightly against the wall.For the first time since

Chapter 149: The Name That Connects Everything

The room felt quieter now, but not in a calm way.It was the kind of silence that comes when something important is about to surface. Every movement slowed, every breath measured, every second stretching longer than it should.Avelyn stood still, her eyes locked on the screen.The file was open.The name was there.And for the first time since this began, she felt like she was not just chasing shadows anymore.“This is deeper than I thought,” Lucas said under his breath, scrolling carefully through the records.Tan didn’t take his eyes off the data. “It always is when someone tries this hard to hide it.”Avelyn didn’t respond. She was reading.Not just the information, but the pattern.Dates.Connections.Financial transfers.Legal ties.Nothing was obvious on its own. Each piece looked harmless, almost insignificant.But togetherThey formed something else.Something deliberate.“Zoom in on the timeline,” Avelyn said.Lucas adjusted the display. “Here?”Avelyn nodded.The screen shif

Chapter 150: The Truth That Leaves No Escape

Avelyn did not go back to Cassian. That was the first decision she made after seeing the file. Not because she didn’t want answers from him anymore, but because she finally understood something clearly whatever he was hiding, it was not something he would give freely. Not yet. And waiting for him to choose the moment That was no longer an option. Lucas saved a copy of the file, securing it in multiple layers of encryption before turning to her. “If this is what we think it is, then we’re not dealing with something small.” Tan nodded, his tone more serious than before. “This is starting to look like a setup that’s been in place for years.” Avelyn didn’t respond immediately. Her eyes were still on the screen, her thoughts moving steadily, connecting everything piece by piece. A setup. Yes. That was exactly what it felt like. Not a mistake. Not a sudden decision. But something planned. Carefully. Deliberately. And that meant The wedding night was never just about them.

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