Once Cast-Off Wife Now Untouchable Queen novel Chapter 4

Chapter 4 Throwing It Away

Tyrone left in a rush, leaving the driver and car for Aella.

She waved the driver off, grabbed another cab, and followed Tyrone to the hospital.

She wanted to see for herself what the woman who had held Tyrone’s heart all these years looked like.

At the elevator, Aella saw him step inside.

By the time she came out of another elevator, he was already gone.

She let out a self-mocking laugh.

Once, she was the proud heiress of her family. Now she looked more like a jealous wife, trailing after her cheating husband.

Her mood couldn’t have been worse.

If Aella wasn’t worrying about her mother’s health, she would have broken down, screamed at Tyrone, and divorced him.

The pain of it all cut so deep it nearly drove her crazy.

When she finally calmed down, Aella wiped her tears, fixed her makeup, and went to her mother’s hospital

room.

Miriam was surprised to see her daughter show up late at night. Worry filled her face. “Aella, tell me the truth. Did you and Tyrone have a fight?”

Aella pulled a chair close and forced a smile. “Mom, we didn’t fight.”

She remembered how boldly she once told her parents that marrying Tyrone was her greatest happiness.

But now, how could she tell them the truth?

That their perfect son-in-law had cheated.

That she wanted a divorce.

Warren handed her some snacks sent over by relatives. “Aella, you’ve been married to Tyrone for three years. He’s spent his money and effort taking care of our family. If you have problems, talk it out. Don’t throw a tantrum at him.”

Miriam’s eyes softened with concern. “You’re 25 now. It’s time to settle down. Tyrone’s the only son of the Winters. You should give him a child soon. That’s how your marriage will last.”

Aella stayed silent.

She wants kids, but Tyrone refused to have them.

Aella remembered the time he came back from a week-long business trip.

She had hidden all the protection on purpose.

That night he was unusually passionate, and for once, they didn’t use anything.

She had been thrilled, thinking he had finally agreed they could try for a baby.

But the next morning, Tyrone handed her a box of emergency pills and made sure she swallowed them right in front of him.

From that day on, she gave up the idea.

She stopped scheming, and she stopped dreaming about having children.

Now she understood. Tyrone wanted to have kids. He just refused to have them with her.

That evening, Clyde, who had stayed late at school, stopped by the hospital. He spotted Aella and rushed over to hug her. “Aella, I just saw Tyrone!”

The smile on Aella’s face froze.

Miriam grumbled, “Aella, did Tyrone come here with you?”

Aella fumbled for an answer. “He just dropped by to see a friend. I tagged along.”

She asked Clyde quietly, “Where did you see Tyrone?”

Clyde scratched his head. “We got on the elevator together. I think he pressed 13.”

Aella muttered a few words to her parents and slipped away toward the 13th floor.

She couldn’t confront him openly, so she walked the hallway, checking each private room.

It wasn’t her who was having an affair, but the farther she went, the tighter her chest felt.

This floor was made up of private suites. The corridor was nearly empty and deathly quiet.

Suddenly Aella stopped outside one room.

The door was slightly ajar. Through the gap she saw Tyrone by the bedside, holding a woman in his arm.

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