All Chapters of Divorced on Our Wedding Night: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

The gate was not locked. That was the first thing Avelyn noticed as she approached. It stood tall, iron bars cold and unmoving, yet slightly open as if someone had been expecting her. Not welcoming, not inviting, just… allowing. Avelyn paused for a second, her eyes tracing the edges of the entrance. No cameras. No visible guards. No signs of movement. But that didn’t mean anything. Places like this didn’t need obvious protection. They relied on something else. Silence. Control. And the certainty that very few people would ever find their way here. Tan stepped closer behind her. “You still have time to walk away.” Avelyn didn’t turn. “No.” Lucas added quietly, “We can still observe from outside. Gather more data before going in.” Avelyn shook her head. “We already have enough.” Tan frowned. “Enough for what?” Avelyn pushed the gate open slightly, the faint sound of metal shifting cutting through the stillness. “Enough to stop guessing.” The gate moved just enough f

The air outside felt different when Avelyn stepped out.Not lighter.Not easier.Just clearer.As if something that had been pressing down on her for a long time had finally taken shape. It didn’t disappear, but it was no longer invisible.Now she knew what she was carrying.Tan closed the distance quickly, his eyes scanning her face, searching for cracks, for hesitation, for anything that might show how deeply this had affected her.He didn’t find any.That didn’t mean it hadn’t.“You okay?” he asked quietly.Avelyn nodded once. “Yes.”Lucas’s voice broke through, faint and unstable. “We need to move. Signal is almost gone completely.”Avelyn didn’t argue.“Let’s go,” she said.They moved back toward the gate, their steps faster now, more direct. The silence followed them, heavy but no longer confusing. It was filled with understanding now, with answers that could not be undone.As they stepped past the gate, the signal returned gradually.Lucas exhaled audibly through the earpiece.

Cassian watched her carefully. Not because he doubted her. But because he knew exactly what those words meant. “We take control.” It wasn’t just determination. It was a shift. Avelyn was no longer reacting to what had been done to her. She was stepping into something else entirely something that could either free them or destroy everything that was left. “That’s not simple,” Cassian said. Avelyn didn’t hesitate. “It doesn’t have to be.” Cassian’s gaze sharpened slightly. “You don’t understand how deep this goes.” Avelyn held his eyes. “Then stop assuming I don’t.” The words were calm. But they carried weight. Because now She wasn’t asking for permission. She wasn’t waiting for guidance. She was choosing. Cassian exhaled slowly. “You saw the contract,” he said. “You know what they’re capable of.” Avelyn nodded. “Yes.” A pause. Then she added, “And I know they didn’t expect me to see it.” Cassian’s expression shifted. Because that That was true. They hadn’t exp

The shift came fast.Not chaotic, not uncontrolled, but precise in a way that made it more dangerous. The system didn’t collapse. It didn’t crash. Instead, it began to reorganize itself, like something intelligent had just taken a deeper level of control.Lucas’s voice cut through the tension. “They’re rerouting everything.”Avelyn didn’t look away from the screen. “How?”“Core access points are shifting,” Lucas said. “Permissions are changing. It’s like they’re rewriting the structure from the inside.”Tan’s expression hardened. “That’s not a reaction. That’s a takeover.”Cassian’s gaze sharpened. “No. It’s a demonstration.”Avelyn understood immediately.Aurora wasn’t panicking.She was showing them something.Showing them how much control she still had.The screen flickered again.A new message appeared.“You wanted proof.”Avelyn’s eyes didn’t move.“Yes,” she said quietly, more to herself than anyone else.Tan stepped closer. “She’s not just talking anymore.”Lucas added, “She’s

The word stayed in the air long after Avelyn said it. Inheritance. Not control. Not just power. Something passed down. Something claimed. Something that did not begin with Cassian and would not end with him. Lucas was the first to move, his fingers hovering over the console but not touching it. “That… doesn’t fit the structure we’ve been seeing,” he said carefully. “Everything pointed to control systems, contracts, enforcement. Not inheritance.” Avelyn didn’t look away from the screen. “That’s because we were looking at the surface.” Tan stepped closer, his expression tighter now. “So this is underneath all of that.” Avelyn nodded slightly. “Yes.” Cassian didn’t speak. Not because he didn’t understand. But because he did. And that understanding It wasn’t new to him. Avelyn noticed. Not the words. Not the explanation. But the silence. The kind of silence that comes from recognition. She turned her head slightly, her eyes shifting to him. “You’ve seen this before,”