After Death, Love Unveiled

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The day Daphne learned about Asher's death, she worked as a recycler. She had heard about his imprisonment but believed he would eventually be released. She had always held onto the idea that he would return once free to take her away.

After all, he'd done it so many times before. Even when he went to prison, he'd pushed her away to protect her, which, to her, proved that he must have loved her. Since they parted ways, these thoughts had never left her mind. "Daphne Wagner!" As she sorted through cardboard boxes, that annoying voice rang out again.

Daphne didn't respond, pretending she hadn't heard. However, the other person wasn't planning to let her off. Seeing that Daphne ignored her, Jacqueline grabbed her by the hair. "I'm talking to you! Why are you ignoring me? What, now that you're the CEO's wife, you think you're too good for me?"

Knowing that Asher was in prison and that Daphne had nowhere to go, Jacqueline, bored out of her mind, would often come over to stir up trouble for Daphne.

It was because Daphne had always acted arrogantly while at QuickClip, looking down on Jacqueline for no reason, making her suffer for even the most minor things. Soon enough, Daphne found herself crushed under Jacqueline's heel.

Daphne was no longer surprised by such scenes. When Jacqueline noticed she wasn't responding, she feared Daphne might be dead and ordered someone to lift her.

As they grabbed her arms, Daphne looked at Jacqueline with a hint of helplessness. "Jacqueline, after all these years, what exactly do you want from me? When will you finally let me go?"

"Let you go?" Jacqueline pressed her lips together. "Daphne, weren't you always so capable? And now you've ended up working at a recycling station? Is this really how you imagined things turning out?"

Daphne kept a stern expression. She hadn't wanted to end up in a place like this either, but news of her health status had spread ever since she divorced Asher. No company would hire her; they had decided to leave her with no way out.

In the end, she found herself in this situation. But Daphne would never give up. She believed she could wait for Asher to be released as long as she was alive. He would surely come to take her away.

Jacqueline looked at Daphne with a sneer. "Are you still hoping that Asher will come looking for you?"

"He always loved me!" Daphne said, her eyes reddened.

"He won't come for you!" Jacqueline said coldly. "He is dead."

Daphne looked at Jacqueline in disbelief. "No way... How could he be dead?"

laughed. "Of course, it's because of you! I heard you pass him the virus! You're truly vicious- didn't even spare your husband. Back then, you had nothing, and Asher

wouldn't die if he gets proper treatment. How could it happen

happy now? Didn't you always say you were a good person? A good person who ended up causing Asher's death! I

nearby on a cardboard

he die,

of her thoughts, Daphne went to the Linde family home. She had been there many

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saw Dana leaving in a

she has taken over the company and learned many new things. She was no longer the naive person she used to be, someone who knew little about

Dana saw Daphne appear, her expression turned cold. "It"

true? Asher passed away?"

Dana's gaze grew colder. She had been busy handling this issue for the past few days. Elara had done her a favor, and when Elara called to inform her about Asher, Dana knew she had

past.

about Asher,

him? I can't believe he's

instructions that no work or money

definitely would want to see me. Can I at

coldly, "His funeral is on Saturday. You can come, but you know how

someone else. Every time Edith thought about it, she felt an overwhelming urge to tear Daphne apart. Daphne had been here before, and Edith's attitude had always been the same. Despite that, Daphne returned,

factory and

she was with Asher, she could still send money home, but since their divorce,

Natalie's clothes back at the Jarvis family. If she

invested so many years in raising her, and now, with how she turned out, she felt she had no face to return home. Even Asher, the only man she had ever known, the one she could always manipulate, passed away. Daphne couldn't bring herself to face Edith. Instead, she kept her distance, watching from afar. It wasn't until she saw Elara and

her seem exceptional. Yet now, whenever she saw Elara, there was an overwhelming sense of inferiority. Elara always carried herself as if she were someone unattainable, someone out