His Unwanted Wife (Billionaire's regret) のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 51 - チャプター 60

The noise of the crowd was deafening shouts, whispers, and the endless clicking of phone cameras blending into a roar that felt like a physical weight pressing down on everyone present. Noah Miller stood rigid in the center of it all, his tall frame surrounded by security guards who formed a barrier between him and the chaos. But even they could not shield his eyes from the disgraceful sight before him.When Rach saw him arrive, her face lit up with a fleeting hope, and she scrambled forward, arms outstretched as if he was her only salvation. “Noah! Please, listen to me!” she cried, her voice cracking.But Noah did not step forward to catch her. Instead, he took a sharp step back, his expression twisting into a mixture of disgust, shame, and utter disappointment. Seeing her like this disheveled, half-naked, covered only by crumpled cardboard, her dignity completely stripped away made him realize with brutal clarity the kind of woman he had once chosen over his own wife. The woman

Later that night, Ronald and his younger daughter had a fierce, heated argument over the way Jana had behaved. Ronald knew Jana better than anyone, and he could sense she was hiding something dreadful about Rach’s scandal — so he confronted her directly.“Jana, stop lying. I know you’re aware of what happened to Rach,” he said firmly.Jana had never dared to lie to her father, so she finally admitted the truth. “You’re right, Dad. I kidnapped her and made her take sleeping pills. Everything went exactly according to my plan.”Her brother Deb’s eyes went wide with shock — then admiration. “Sister… this is unbelievable. You actually did that? You’re incredible!” he said, sounding proud.Ronald pressed a hand hard against his chest, his heart pounding with fear. For years he had raised her to be sensible and kind he never imagined she could be this cold and ruthless. Without hesitation, he struck Deb’s knee with the tip of his cane.“And you have the nerve to be proud of your sister?”

The following day, Fabi arranged a private meeting with Calex Sever. He had been turning the idea over in his mind for days, weighing every possible angle before finally deciding to bring it up. The subject was delicate, yet important he wanted to ask for Calex’s help in assisting Selin with her research into developing a groundbreaking medication for brain tumors.This project was more than just work—it was Selin’s greatest dream. It was the way she intended to prove to the world, and most importantly to herself, that she was far more than just a discarded wife or a woman defined by her past. She wanted to rise on her own merit, to create something meaningful that could change lives. But lately, Fabi had watched her struggle. Day after day, trial after trial, her efforts ended in failure. The formulas did not hold, the results were inconsistent, and the frustration began to show in the dark circles under her eyes and the tight set of her jaw. It pained him to see her push herself so

She stopped in her tracks, but she did not flinch, nor did she pull away in haste. She simply stood there, looking down at him with an expression so cold and distant it felt like standing in the middle of winter. There was no softness in her gaze, no flicker of the warmth that used to shine for him, no trace of the woman who had once looked at him with love.“Noah,” she said, and her voice was calm, steady, and as sharp as shards of ice. “There is nothing left between us. Do not fool yourself into thinking there ever could be again.”Her presence was commanding, overwhelming, and the sheer force of her indifference made him want to shrink away, but his guilt kept him rooted in place.“I know I was wrong,” he cried, and before he realized what he was doing, his knees hit the hard pavement. He sank to the ground, still holding onto her arm, then brought her hand to his lips, pressing desperate, trembling kisses against her skin. “I was arrogant. I was blind. I was cruel and heartless.

The ambulance siren tore through the night, loud and unrelenting, a wail that mirrored Selin’s own agony. She knelt beside Fabi, her hands trembling as she pressed against the deep, bleeding gashes across his chest and abdomen. His skin was pale, his breathing shallow and ragged, and every time his eyes fluttered shut, her heart threatened to stop entirely.“Stay with me, Fabi… please, don’t leave me,” she sobbed, tears mixing with the warm blood seeping through her fingers. The hospital lobby was a chaotic sea of people voices calling, footsteps rushing, machines beeping but to Selin, everything blurred into a meaningless haze. Nothing mattered except the man slipping away in her arms.Within minutes, he was rushed straight into the operating room. Selin tried to follow, desperate to help, to do anything that might keep him alive, but the doctor gently but firmly blocked her path.“Ma’am, you have to wait outside. We’ll do everything we can.”She stumbled back, her legs giving way