All Chapters of When the Villainess Falls Out of Love: Chapter 41 - Chapter 47

  Kajarin had been glued to the interview live stream as well. She never expected Thamnithi to be so incredibly, unapologetically blunt. That specific line—"If the day comes when we settle down, or if she agrees to marry me"—had Kajarin, who was watching the broadcast alongside Auntie Jam, blushing so violently her ears felt like they were on fire.The petite woman wanted to turn off the TV and run. Honestly, she wanted the floor to swallow her whole."Are you blushing, Miss Star?" Auntie Jam teased gently."N-No, I'm not. I'm not blushing at all," she stammered, completely failing to hide it."Is that so..." Auntie Jam smiled knowingly. It was her first time seeing Tham so completely, hopelessly whipped. The boy had grown up so well. If the late madam could see him now, she would be incredibly proud to know what a thoroughly good man her son had become.Not long after,

  Parawee arranged to meet the anonymous tipster who claimed to have a lead on Kajarin's whereabouts at a secluded, dimly lit restaurant. The tipster had promised to hand over a vital piece of evidence to prove she truly knew where Kajarin was hiding.The young businessman arrived at the scheduled time, with Methaya driving the car instead of Kampon. He trusted this secretary infinitely more than his usual driver; he suspected Kampon was one of Tycoon Chayon's moles planted to monitor his every move."Where exactly are we going, Wee?" Methaya asked for directions so she could drop him off at the right location. When he first called her, she had thought there was a deeper, perhaps more personal reason, only to realize he merely needed a chauffeur. The young woman couldn't help but feel a twinge of disappointment."Thaniya Alley," he replied flatly, his hollow gaze fixed out the window, staring blankly at the pass

  Late at night, in a sprawling corporate office building in the heart of the city."Wee, please, help me and your mother-in-law. We're family, after all," Theera pleaded with the young man standing before him."You know I can't do anything to help, Father," Parawee replied flatly, his expression cold and unreadable."Why not, Wee? Two hundred million baht would be enough to keep our business afloat for another three months. It's enough to invest in the next batch of products," Theera desperately tried to explain. Two hundred million baht was a mere drop in the bucket for the Thanisornkul empire, but it was exactly what his crumbling business needed right now.Parawee's expression tightened, his profound discomfort visible. He had received direct orders from Tycoon Chayon regarding this exact issue: sever all ties and refuse any financial assistance to Kajarin's family. He could use whatever excuse he

 Parawee's eyes were hollow, swimming with a potent mix of profound grief and devastating disappointment. He had absolutely no one left. He drove back to the condo that used to be his and Kajarin's shared home. Some of her belongings still sat exactly where she had left them. He hadn't dared to touch them, as if keeping them untouched meant the owner might one day return to claim them.The apartment was suffocatingly silent, desolate, and dark. Even Nicha, the woman he once thought he loved more than life itself, had completely betrayed him. Where was he supposed to go from here? What was he supposed to do?His phone rang, shattering the dead silence.The screen lit up with the caller ID.'Methaya'He answered the call, an idea suddenly taking shape in his mind."What is it?""Where are you, Wee? There are some urgent documents that need your signature," Methaya said, delibera