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A Widow's Poison, A Wife's Rebellion novel Chapter 1102

A dark, intense emotion flickered in Fairfax's eyes. No one knew exactly what was running through his mind, but the realization that Herbert had sacrificed everything for Starla suffocated him with grief. What right did he have to love her more? And was this so-called 'letting go' truly just out of pure love? She was already gone. What was the point of such a grand gesture now?

"Where is he?" Fairfax demanded again.

It didn't matter. So what if Herbert had given up everything? Fairfax would do the same in a heartbeat. Even at this point, he wanted to snatch back whatever was left of her. She was his wife. Whether she wanted to be or not, she would be his until the very end. Everything that belonged to her should remain by his side. It was obvious from his relentless questioning that he was planning to hunt Herbert down.

Amos sighed, completely at a loss. "I don't know."

There was no point in this stubbornness. Amos couldn't comprehend why Fairfax was putting up such a fight now. He hadn't cherished her when she was right beside him, and now that she was gone...

"Amos!" Fairfax's voice darkened, clearly displeased with the answer.

"I really don't know," Amos insisted. "After abandoning his empire, he took what was left of her and completely vanished. He truly walked away from the world for her."

"She wouldn't want it either," Amos stated firmly. He was clear-headed enough to advocate for Starla's wishes. Now that she was gone, he didn't want things to get any uglier. "She never wanted to be with you. Just let her go."

She hadn't been able to completely rid herself of him in life; couldn't he at least grant her peace in death? Hearing this, Fairfax's expression turned absolutely thunderous.

"Look, man..." Amos trailed off, seeing that Fairfax wasn't listening to a word he said. His relentless obsession with dragging her back made Amos suddenly understand exactly why Starla had been so desperate to escape him. It was pure, unadulterated paranoia.

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