Once Cast-Off Wife Now Untouchable Queen novel Chapter 41

Chapter 41 Dad, I Want to Go Home

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Tyrone leaned close to his sister and whispered, “Stay with Aella. Don’t let her out of your sight.

Then he walked out of the hospital room with Brad.

In the hallway, Brad stepped in front of him. “Tyrone, what’s wrong with you? You just admitted to your family that you’re the father of Zera’s kid. Aella hasn’t even recovered from that, and now she catches you buying pads for Zera?”

Brad’s voice rose with frustration. “Are you serious? Out of all the women in the world, you act like Zera’s the only woman in the world who has a period! Why are you making such a big deal out of it?”

Tyrone’s chest tightened. He tried to hold back his irritation. “She called me halfway, said it was urgent, and asked me to grab her some. I agreed without thinking.”

Brad glared at him. “Right, you just ‘agree‘ without thinking. She asks you to pick her up at the airport, and you agree. She cries and says no one cares for her; you agree. She begs you to keep her son’s identity secret, and you agree. You say yes to everything she wants. But when it comes to Aella, you suddenly start fighting over every little thing. Why?”

Tyrone frowned. “When have I ever nitpicked Aella over everything?”

Brad didn’t back down. “Didn’t you pressure her with money? Don’t play dumb.”

Tyrone’s jaw tightened. His eyes went cold. The air between them turned heavy.

Brad pressed harder. “She asked to borrow a billion dollars from me just so she could divorce you. Do you think she’d ask if you hadn’t pushed her that far?”

Tyrone looked back at the hospital room door. His hand gripped his phone so tight his knuckles turned white.

Inside the room, Aella’s emotions crashed over her.

She couldn’t shake the words Tyrone had shouted in the study.

He had stood in front of his family and told them firmly. The woman he loved. The woman he wanted was Zera, not her.

He claimed his family had destroyed his happiness. He said that child was his blood. He also stated he had to take responsibility for Zera and her son.

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Aella buried her head in her hands. The pain was unbearable.

Before she married, people warned her marriage was a grave.

She always laughed and told them that, “If it’s with Tyrone, it’ll be home.”

But now, looking back, she realized how naive she had been.

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This marriage didn’t just bury her youth. It buried her pride, her dignity, and her self–worth.

All she ever wanted was a simple marriage. A happy life between two people.

A husband who didn’t have to be perfect, but one who was loyal in body and heart, a man who belonged only to her.

Tyrone wasn’t that man anymore. His heart was tainted.

His body was tainted too.

No matter how much she once loved him, she didn’t want it anymore.

Aella was crying as she picked up her phone and called her father.

When Warren answered, she held back her sobs. “Dad, I want to come home.”

On the other end, Warren asked only one question. “Where are you right now, sweetheart?” She gave him the address. He hung up without another word.

Raine realized Aella was serious this time.

She quickly called her mom and begged her to come too.

Raine sat on the edge of the bed, holding Aella’s trembling hands. Her voice was careful. “Aella, do you regret marrying my brother?”

Aella’s lashes shook as tears welled up again.

She answered, “Yes. I regret it. And I can’t face what it’s turned into.”

Outside the door, Tyrone’s hand trembled around the handle,

It was the first time he had ever heard the word regret come out of Aella’s mouth.

Brad noticed Tyrone’s shaken look. Without a word, he reached over and pushed the hospital room door open.

Tyrone walked to the bed, his deep eyes locked on Aella.

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Raine rushed over, anxious. “Aella already called her parents. I told Mom too. She’s on her way.”

Tyrone hesitated, then sat on the edge of the bed. He leaned forward, bracing one hand beside Aella’s shoulder.

Looking straight into her eyes, he said softly, “I know you’re angry. But whatever’s between us, we should handle it ourselves. Let’s not make the older folks worry, okay?”

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