Once Cast-Off Wife Now Untouchable Queen novel Chapter 529

Chapter 529 Forty Years Later

Tyrone said he would spend his whole life proving that his love for her was real.

Aella lowered her head. Tears fell onto the

ground.

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She wiped her eyes, grabbed her bag, and ran after him. She stopped beside his car and blocked his way.

Tyrone opened the car door, then slowly closed it again.

Aella stood in front of him, looked straight into his eyes, and said, “I believe you.

“I believe every word you ever said to me,” she continued. “Including when loved me.”

you

said you

Tyrone’s eyes instantly turned red.

He lost control for a moment and grabbed her shoulders, wanting to pull her into his arms. But then, from the corner of his eye, he noticed the cartoon hair clip in her hair–the one Poppy wore. His movement froze. The hands gripping her shoulders slowly fell away.

Aella reached out and held his hands instead. “The past stays in the past,” she said softly. “I’ve let it go. I hope you can let it go too. Don’t let the past trap you.”

Tyrone looked down at her face. His lips twitched as if he wanted to smile, but it was hard.

He nodded. “I’ll try.”

But someone who had been tied together for two lifetimes could never truly let go so easily. Tyrone tried year after year, but he still could not walk out of his

past with Aella.

Just like he promised, he stayed far away and watched her live a happy life.

He could not leave, and he could not come closer.

So, the years passed.

Aella’s daughter got married. Her son became an adult.

Tyrone stood at the very top of the global business world, becoming one of the most powerful figures on the world’s rich lists.

Even then, he remained alone, still holding onto that promise he once made to Aella.

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Chapter 529 Forty Years Later

Edwin never lived to see his great–grandchild.

Tyrone’s parents also passed away without ever seeing their son marry.

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Time left its marks on everyone’s faces. The love of youth was slowly buried under the years.

Even when his beard turned white, Tyrone was still alone.

Whether it was the sharp gaze of his youth, the cold and deadly look he had after entering society, the deep and complex eyes shaped by life, or the dull, tired eyes lined with wrinkles, his gaze never once left Aella.

Even if all he could see was her back from far away.

He spent his entire life watching over her happiness.

Tyrone saw her loved deeply by her husband, blessed with both a son and a daughter, respected by her in–laws, and successful in her career.

Only then did he truly learn how to love her.

Forty years later, this year winter was especially cold.

Early winter snow fell again and again, with no sign of stopping.

Aella was inside, warm and comfortable, reading a picture book with her little granddaughter.

Suddenly, her son and daughter knocked and rushed in. “Mom,” they said urgently, “Tyrone is critically ill!”

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Supported by her son and daughter, Aella arrived at the hospital,

But it was not transferred directly to her name.

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