Once Cast-Off Wife Now Untouchable Queen novel Chapter 365

Chapter 365 He Can’t Let Go

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“She said she didn’t want to leave Vleka and wanted to stay close to her parents. So I gave up my plans to move abroad. Every day I faced my grandfather’s and father’s control and pressure- who could I even talk to about that?

“After she married me, have I ever made her worry about anything at home?

“Yes, I schemed against her, but only because I wanted her to stay by my side. Why does everyone twist my intentions?

“I never wanted her to lose. I swore I’d be her shelter for life. Divorce? That thought never crossed my mind!

“Yes, I had feelings for Zera. I was attracted to her. That was my unforgivable mistake. But what does that have to do with love?”

Tyrone finished speaking, bent down, and drained his glass in one long swallow.

All love at first sight begins with physical attraction. All love that grows over time is a matter of weighing gains and losses.

There’s no such thing as pure love in this world.

“I might be cold and heartless,” Tyrone said, his voice hoarse, “but don’t doubt that I gave Aella everything I had.”

Brad said nothing. He just watched Tyrone quietly.

He could feel Tyrone’s pain and helplessness.

Even now, Tyrone’s thoughts were a mess.

Back then, he had gone against his whole family for Zera and even used ruthless tactics against Aella. His family’s control shaped much of who he became.

Zera once saved his life. Tyrone admired her for that, maybe even romanticized her. Six years later, when she came back, his guilt made things worse. Edwin’s interference at that time only fueled Tyrone’s rebellion.

Everyone shows love differently.

Maybe Tyrone did love Aella, but even he couldn’t believe or admit it.

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The businessman’s instincts were carved deep into his bones, making him forget the most precious part of being human–how to love.

Brad sighed. “You already know you’re wrong. You know you don’t love her the right way. You can think clearly, weigh every gain and loss, and put profit above all else. So why can’t you just let her go?”

He looked at him quietly. “Tyrone, what are you really holding on to?”

Tyrone slumped on the couch, his whole body drained of strength.

Before Brad could say more, his phone rang sharply, cutting through the silence.

“I’ve got something urgent coming up,” Brad said, standing up. “I’ll have Raine come pick you up.”

When Brad left, Tyrone sat alone and downed several more glasses.

Something flickered through his mind. Suddenly, he laughed–low at first, then louder, until his eyes turned bloodshot.

He wasn’t unwilling to let go or reluctant to admit defeat.

Tyrone simply couldn’t let go.

His hand trembled around the glass. Even if he said it out loud, who would believe him?

He never believed losing Aella would break him, that without her, life would feel worse than death.

Tyrone closed his eyes, pain twisting his face. He let the tears spill silently down his cheeks.

A sudden metallic taste filled Tyrone’s mouth. Before he could react, he coughed hard, and a stream of blood splattered across the white floor in front of the couch.

“Tyrone!”

Raine rushed into the room and froze in shock at the sight.

Her hands trembled as she grabbed her phone. Tyrone stopped her before she could call for help.

“Tyrone, you can barely stand,” Raine cried, clutching his arm. “I’m taking you to the hospital right now.”

“Raine,” he said weakly, his voice rough and tired, “do you also think … your brother doesn’t deserve forgiveness?”

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Raine’s nose stings. Tears welled in her eyes.

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“Tyrone,” she said, her voice shaking, “everyone makes mistakes. What matters is that you’re trying to fix them. Please stop torturing yourself. You’re going to make yourself sick!”

Tyrone wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth with the back of his hand.

He used to believe the same thing.

Tyrone thought that if he admitted his faults and changed, he’d have a lifetime to make it right.

He thought he could win Aella back.

But reality was cruel. Aella never gave him the chance.

Not even once.

He was in terrible shape but still refused to go to the hospital. Raine threatened she would call their mother if he refused.

Tyrone reluctantly promised to see a doctor the next morning.

After bringing Tyrone home, Raine called the family doctor. The doctor checked him over and set up an IV drip. Raine refused to go home. She stayed by her brother’s side the whole night.

By morning, she’d lost all patience. “If you don’t go to the hospital,” she said firmly, “I’m calling Mom.” After a long back–and–forth, Tyrone finally agreed.

On the drive there, Raine pulled over to grab breakfast.

Before she could get out, Tyrone stopped her. “I’ll go,” he said, stepping out of the car. He came back with a donut and an americano.

Raine couldn’t help but glance at him.

Aella used to drink americano, and donuts were her favorite.

When they arrived at the hospital, Raine went to find Tyrone’s doctor.

As she turned back, she saw him still holding the breakfast bag. “I’ll take it,” she offered softly. “You should rest.”

But Tyrone didn’t let go. His voice was quiet but steady. “She’s probably not at work yet. drop it off at her office, and then I’ll leave.”

I’ll

Raine hesitated for a moment and decided to let him go.