After the Last Tear: Rising from the Ashes of a Broken Marriage By Cassila K

Chapter 122

Nolan's father froze momentarily before taking the document. As he read through

it, his face gradually turned ashen. His fingers trembled slightly, his eyes filled with disbelief" This... how is this possible?"

Evangeline leaned over to look and instantly turned deathly pale.

She swayed unsteadily, nearly losing her balance.

Inside the emergency room, Nolan's consciousness hovered between life and death.

His mind was flooded with images of Aurelia-

She stood in a white sundress, bathed in sunlight, her smile radiant as a flower; she nestled in his arms, her voice soft as honey; she looked at him through the prison's glass partition, her eyes filled with despair and loneliness...

"Aurelia..." His voice was barely audible as tears slid down his cheeks, soaking the pillowcase.

He couldn't believe she was dead, couldn't accept that his years of hatred toward her had been nothing but a cruel joke.

From beginning to end, Aurelia had been protecting him, loving him in her own way. She hadn't lied-he truly was the person she loved most in the world.

Yet it was him, had pushed her into the abyss with his own hands.

the doctors' desperate efforts. When he finally regained consciousness, only his

window, where sunlight filtered through the curtains, though it couldn't

weak but resolute "Book me a

wishes, her sky burial has already been performed. The burial master said

crossed Nolan's eyes as he closed them, tears falling silently. Yet he insisted"Book me a flight to

One day later.

through the heavy curtains but couldn't brighten

weary and

Ud

you do, she

his

brow furrowed deeply, his voice filled with helpless anguish

knew you

back, his voice cold "I'm going

I know you're suffering, but you can't do this... you can't destroy yourself for someone

finally turned around, his gaze icy and penetrating"I'm going to

that look, his mouth opening and closing without

atmosphere in the study was suffocating, permeated

Her face was so pale it seemed almost transparent, her eyes carrying exhaustion

her voice gentle