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Boss, Your Wife Signed the Divorce Agreement Before the Wedding novel Chapter 982

"No!"

Derek desperately fought against the men pinning him down, but he could only watch helplessly as they rolled his Chlo away.

He couldn't reach her.

As she disappeared from his sight, his bloodshot eyes widened. The overwhelming emotional collapse finally shattered him, and he violently coughed up a mouthful of blood.

"Give her... back to me..." he continued to mutter deliriously.

Raelynn walked up to him, her expression completely devoid of pity. "Chlo was right. This is exactly the kind of person you are. Even when you're entirely at fault, you refuse to let her go. If she had lived, you would have haunted her like a vengeful ghost for the rest of her life. She made it clear she didn't want that."

Derek's body convulsed with violent tremors.

"Let me make this perfectly clear, Derek. You will get no chance at redemption, and you have absolutely zero right to go looking for her. The only reason she chose this path was to completely sever herself from the agony you caused her. So don't you dare insult her memory by offing yourself. That was her final wish."

Derek was frozen, completely paralyzed.

His Chlo wouldn't even grant him the right to join her in death. She had left him behind to suffer in this living hell.

Raelynn turned to walk away. "You're on your own now."

"Please..." Derek suddenly lunged and grabbed the hem of Raelynn's pants. His voice was hoarse beyond recognition, his eyes entirely unfocused. "Let me see what she said to you. Did she leave a letter? A voice memo? Can I just... hear it?"

Raelynn looked down at him, enunciating every word. "You're overthinking it."

"Aside from strictly forbidding you from finding her, she didn't leave a single word for you."

Derek's pupils violently dilated in sheer horror.

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