Once Cast-Off Wife Now Untouchable Queen novel Chapter 412

**TITLE: A Message On Whatsapp 412**
**CONTENT:**
**Chapter 412 I’m Not Good Enough for Aella**

Chapter 412 I’m Not Good Enough for Aella

Aella’s thoughts were in complete disarray, much like her room, which had become a chaotic reflection of her mind. Clothes lay strewn across the floor, and dust had settled on surfaces untouched for too long. She felt a growing sense of frustration, not wanting to expend any more mental energy on Tyrone or the haunting memories of their past.

The arrival of Zera and her son loomed on the horizon, promising to unveil the truth that had been hidden away. Yet, the challenge lay in orchestrating their return without directly involving herself—a puzzle that felt increasingly daunting.

In this timeline, Zera was still untainted by the darkness of her future actions. The thought of a woman capable of such cruelty made Aella shiver. She had no desire to know Zera, to confront her, or to forge any connection with someone so profoundly troubled.

That night, Aella tossed and turned, her mind racing through a labyrinth of thoughts and emotions, each one more tangled than the last.

The weekend dawned, bringing with it a sense of urgency. After a quick wash and a hasty breakfast with her family, Aella resolved to tackle the mess in her room. As she sorted through the clutter, she felt the weight of her worries pressing down on her.

Around nine in the morning, Tyrone arrived at her doorstep. He was there to formally apologize to Aella’s parents for the disgraceful behavior exhibited by his grandfather and father the day before.

With sincerity in his voice, he addressed them, “Warren, Miriam, regardless of what my grandfather and father said, I am my own person. Their actions yesterday were unacceptable, and I’m here to express my regret on their behalf.”

Aella’s parents had already reached a consensus the previous night, and despite their fondness for Tyrone, their resolve was unwavering.

Miriam, with a hint of sadness in her tone, responded, “Tyrone, we witnessed the way your grandfather and father conducted themselves. It’s clear that you and Aella are not meant for each other. It’s best for both of you if you part ways.”

Tyrone’s voice rose slightly, filled with emotion. “Miriam, I refuse to give up on Aella!”

With a heavy sigh, Miriam replied, “Marriage involves not just two individuals, but two families as well. Aella simply isn’t the right match for you.”

Tyrone shook his head, his expression resolute. “No, Miriam, it’s me who isn’t good enough for Aella.”

Aella stood just outside her bedroom door, peering through the crack to catch a glimpse of Tyrone in the living room. He had clearly put effort into his appearance today. The tailored suit accentuated his tall frame, giving him an air of confidence that was hard to ignore.

The familiar stubbornness in his tone as he spoke to her parents struck a chord within her, echoing memories from her previous life. When his gaze drifted toward her room, Aella instinctively closed the door, a rush of emotions flooding her.

Turning back to her vanity, she resumed sorting through her things, her mind racing. Just then, Tyrone knocked gently before stepping inside.

His eyes landed on the oversized packing bags at the foot of her bed, and he approached them with curiosity. “Do you need any help with those?” he asked, genuine concern etched on his face.

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