After my death, my husband who had wanted to divorce went insane. novel Chapter 10

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Kevin and Ava crept among the guests at Cooper and Dixie’s wedding. Ava’s eyes were full of disdain as she looked at Dixie, dressed in all her finery, and her gaze toward Cooper was filled with nothing but hatred.

I had been the one who fell for Cooper first. I chased him, and in the end, he agreed to be with me. But the wedding I had dreamed of turned out to be far from what I had hoped. Almost every detail of that wedding had been planned by me. I even tried on the dress with Ava by my side. But just before the ceremony began, a guest spilled a drink on me by accident, and I had to change. Cooper, by some strange twist of fate, had already prepared another gown for

That wedding dress was far inferior in both fabric and craftsmanship compared to the one I had chosen. If not for the expensive jewelry I wore, I would have been completely outshone.

During the ceremony, Cooper’s focus stayed on the crowd, his eyes constantly scanning for business partners. After exchanging vows, he left me standing on stage and went off to toast >thers, full of flattery and smiles.

Only Kevin, Ava, and my mother looked genuinely happy for me.

If Sabrina hadn’t gone to that race back then, she wouldn’t have been rescued by Cooper, and she wouldn’t be suffering like this now.”

At the mention of that race, a flicker of emotion crossed Kevin’s face, but he quickly regained his calm.

I think Sabrina would’ve been better off with you, Kevin. You’d never let her shed a single tear,’ Ava muttered darkly, her glare fixed on Cooper.

Kevin’s ears flushed red, but he soon composed himself. Without wasting time, the two got to vork. Kevin had already snuck into the security room earlier that morning and cut off all the

surveillance around the venue.

Ava had carefully planted fire starters at key spots. Just as they had planned, flames erupted ninutes later, engulfing the scene in chaos.

Seizing the moment, they slipped away quietly. “Finally gave Cooper a taste of his own nedicine. It felt good,” Ava said with a lazy stretch.

This is only the beginning. I’m not letting them off that easy,” Kevin said coldly.

n recent years, Kevin had been managing business overseas with his relatives, steadily building I web of valuable connections. Upon returning, he naturally stepped in as the second-in-command of the Timberlake Group.

le made a quick call to his assistant while Ava watched him with a confused look. Kevin leaned

n and whispered his plan. Her eyes widened in shock, then she broke into a grin.

That’s perfect.”

Moments later, Kevin’s phone rang. “You found out so quickly?”

You’d better come back. Sabrina and Annie have woken up. Explain the mess yourselves,” came Tanner’s voice on the other end.

12:20 am

At the sound of that, both of them rushed straight to the hospital. By the time they arrived, my mother and I had already been moved to a general ward.

“Sabrina, you’re finally awake!” Ava cried, throwing her arms around me, tears brimming in her

eyes.

She excitedly recounted everything they had done that morning. I wasn’t surprised. I just gave her a faint smile.

The moment I opened my eyes, my phone wouldn’t stop ringing. Summoning the strength to answer, I saw Gaten’s name flash on the screen.

“What did you and Annie do? Arson? Murder?! You’re finished the moment I find you!”

Soon after, the news was everywhere, the fire at Cooper and Dixie’s wedding had swept through the media like a storm. Thick smoke had engulfed the scene, and Cooper, Dixie, and Demi had all been rushed away in ambulances.

I had always known that Ava and Kevin would step in for me, but I hadn’t expected them to act so directly. My eyes welled with tears as I looked at the two of them, filled with gratitude.

The doctor walked in with my medical report, which Kevin immediately snatched and read carefully, only to find every result dangerously off the charts.

I told them what had happened to my mother and me that night. To my surprise, both of them

were moved to tears.

“We’re okay now, aren’t we? We’re already awake. We need to thank you for saving us,” my mother said softly, her breath coming in short gasps.

Tanner took her medical report without a word, his expression darkening.