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Too Late, Mr. Howard: Watch Me Leave

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 692    |    Released on: 13/11/2026

raised hand in midair. She lowered her arm, gla

r, you jinx. Get into th

yed fixed on Avery, his fists clenched at his sides. Avery patted his soli

, his graying temples showing the stress of running the family firm. His e

c say anything bad?" he asked

. While the maids quickly swept up the broken porcelain, Kizzie coldly ordered the servant to r

, letting in a gust of damp night wind m

y two bodyguards carrying custom gift bags. The moment he entered, h

our-leaf clover resting against her col

ing, Winst

manner polite but distant. Kizzie instantly

tell us you were coming

son-in-law with careful respect. His gaze flicked back t

ur wedding

om his assistant, walked up to Avery, and flipped the lid open. A hund

he Ocean' at Sotheby's in Geneva last

hting up with greed as she

life, she had treasured this box, only to see a near-identical aquamarine necklace on Eri

lift a finger to to

eck hurts tonight. I can

, as if turning do

n her face, and Dylan's outstretched arm paused in midair. For three years, Aver

tantrum are yo

d thud. He stepped closer, his tall frame casting a heavy shadow

r, dodging his fingers completely. A look

a fist in the air, the scar nea

he Manhattan penthouse. Pack

a low grunt and shifted his weight forward. Avery smoothed a non-e

nce my parents are right here, it's

he chair, unzipped it, and pul

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“For three years, I was the perfect, obedient wife to billionaire Dylan Howard, burning my hands just to cook meals that suited his strict habits. But he let a helpless-acting intern named Ericka tear our marriage apart right under my nose. When my family's empire was suddenly liquidated and my father shot himself in his study, I realized it was all Dylan's trap to clear the "Mrs. Howard" title for his true love. At their wedding altar, I held a blade to Ericka's neck, demanding to know why my devotion was traded for my family's ruin. Instead of remorse, Dylan pointed a cold Glock right between my eyes. "You need to pay for your greed and jealousy." He pulled the trigger without hesitation, sending a bullet straight through my heart. As I bled out on the cathedral floor, Ericka dropped her frightened act and gave me a triumphant, mocking smile. My father was dead, my mother was driven mad, and my brother was run down in the street trying to save me. Until my last breath, I hated my own blind stupidity. Why did my three years of absolute submission end with my family's extermination? Opening my eyes again, I was back on our third wedding anniversary, holding a four-week pregnancy report. This time, I locked the lab results away to protect my unborn child, walked into my family's dining room, and slapped a no-fault divorce agreement right in front of Dylan's face.”