Even when Stella had driven him crazy and he’d said they should just get divorced and end everything so they could both have some peace, deep down...
Why had he still run after her in the end?
Because somewhere inside, he had always wanted to hold on to her.
But now...
Even his last chance to do that was gone.
Evan took a deep breath.
“You’re right. I lost everything a long time ago.”
His heart had already felt empty.
But after signing those divorce papers, it felt as though his entire world had been hollowed out.
...
Aaron moved quickly.
Not long after receiving the signed divorce papers, he had Stella officially registered as deceased in Harbor City.
There was even a death certificate.
When Evan heard the news, something inside him went hollow all over again.
Amos glanced at him.
“Now Stella Rowan truly doesn’t exist in this world anymore.”
Evan said nothing.
His chest was already tight enough to suffocate him.
Hearing Amos say that only made it worse.
Gone.
Everything was gone.
Even the traces Stella had left behind in this world were being erased.
From now on, there would be no Stella Rowan.
A bitter smile touched Evan’s lips.
“Aaron really is ruthless.”
He had even erased Stella’s legal existence in Harbor City.
Amos started, “When someone dies, their records have to...”
But when he saw Evan’s expression darken, he stopped himself.
He had said enough harsh things to provoke Evan lately.
Thinking about it now, forget it.
This had been Evan’s own choice.
Yara came over, her expression grave.
“Evan.”
“It’s all gone,” Evan said. “Everything.”
Yara fell silent.
One look at him and she knew this had something to do with Stella again.
Everything was gone.


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