No Sex for Six Years Because of Her? I'm Done novel Chapter 289

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“She only needs to step aside for a little while, and you could save the company billions in assets. Isn’t that what a wife is supposed to do? And what’s she doing instead? She’s wrapped up in some unclear mess with another man, leaving all the fallout for you to handle alone!”

Ethan’s already fragile mental defenses began to crumble under this twisted logic.

He truly needed a reason to justify carrying out a ruthless plan.

And Hannah, perfectly timed, had handed it to him.

“Besides, Ethan, it’s not like this can’t be fixed,” she continued.

“You and Amelia have years of history. Think of this as a test for your relationship. Once the storm passes, if it turns out the photo scandal had another explanation, and you still can’t let her go, you can win her back, remarry her.

“By then, the project is saved, you know the truth, and it’s a win–win. Doesn’t that sound perfect?”

Remarry.

The word hit Ethan like a flash of light in his clouded mind.

That’s right, who said divorce meant no chance to reconcile?

It was only a temporary strategy!

He wasn’t really giving up on Amelia. He was just taking a detour to reclaim what was his.

Ethan started to feel that Hannah’s plan was nearly flawless.

It could solve the immediate crisis, let him claim the moral high ground, and still leave open the possibility of reuniting with Amelia in the future.

Yet despite being rationally convinced, a vague, indescribable fear still lingered deep down.

As if taking this step would mean some things could never be recovered.

He looked up, meeting Hannah’s eyes, the woman guiding him through this plan.

He couldn’t help but ask, “Hannah, how did you even come up with all this?”

Her heart skipped a beat under his scrutiny, but her face betrayed nothing.

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“Because I’m an observer,” she said softly, lowering her eyes. “I always see things more clearly.

“You’re in the middle of it, only thinking you can’t divorce. But I see the truth–what matters most right now isn’t whether you divorce, it’s taking back control.

“If you follow my plan and stir up the narrative, make everyone believe Amelia and Mason teamed up to use business as a weapon, then suddenly, they’re the ones at fault, not you.

“Even if Mason is capable, Mason Group isn’t just his family’s business, right? The shareholders, just like at Rowe Group, will demand he answer for stock fluctuations and reputational damage.

“As long as he has that hesitation, he won’t dare use the Litginia Project to threaten you again- at least until it’s fully settled.”

With that, Ethan’s internal scales tipped entirely toward darkness.

After a long moment, the storm in his eyes finally calmed, turning cold and unreadable.

He rose from the couch.

“I understand. I’ll consider what you said.”

He didn’t say another word, long legs carrying him straight toward the study upstairs.

His back radiated a chill that no one could erase.

Hannah remained seated, quietly watching his silhouette disappear around the staircase corner.

The living room light fell on her soft profile, and a self–satisfied smile curved her lips.

She knew. The moment Ethan said he’d “consider” it, he had already made up his mind.

He might not see the deeper layer, but she did.

Mason’s gaze on Amelia? It wasn’t a brother’s protective look–it was a man’s possessive, determined look.

And the Everetts?

Their wealth and status far surpassed the Rowes.

How could Hannah allow Amelia, after all her scheming, to escape Rowe Group, only to marry into the Everetts and become the high–and–mighty Mrs. Everett, still overshadowing her at

every turn?

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No. She had to cut off every path for Amelia.

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She would brand Amelia as unfaithful, ruin her reputation in high society, and make sure she could never rise again.

Never again pose a threat.

Thinking this through, she didn’t even wait for Ethan’s clear response.

She picked up her phone and began contacting the media she knew well.

Amelia returned to the estate with Mason.

She had been worried about the injury on his arm all along.

The cut, from the box cutter he’d taken to protect her, had been dressed simply at first, but now, she could see faint traces of blood seeping through the bandages.

“Mason, we should go to the hospital,” she said as soon as they stepped inside, frowning with worry etched into every line of her face.

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