Unveiled: The Survivor's Triumph

Chapter 250 Emily Left

I laid Emily down on the bed. She was clearly feeling the effects of the alcohol, looking miserable.

I had promised to leave after getting her upstairs, but I just couldn't walk away.

She started drunkenly sobbing, saying things that were full of disappointment in me, which made me feel like crap.

I figured I'd wait until she calmed down and then try to talk to her. I also needed some time to figure out how to bring up the issue.

But she wouldn't pick up my calls afterward. I had no choice but to call her through the hospital phone, threatening to keep calling until she agreed to talk.

I wanted to pick her up from the hospital myself, but I had an important meeting. So, I asked Dennis to wait for her at the hospital entrance and bring her home. During the meeting, I kept checking the time, worried she might get impatient and change her mind.

Finally, the meeting ended, and I drove home as fast as I could. From a distance, I saw the lights were still on, which made me breathe a sigh of relief.

But the person waiting at home wasn't her; it was Victor.

"She left." Victor was lounging on the sofa, looking at me with a blank expression. He seemed pretty pleased with himself.

I rushed upstairs and pushed open the bedroom door.

She had taken all her stuff, but she left behind the new clothes I bought for her. I immediately called her, but her phone was already off.

I went back downstairs, and Victor was still sitting on the sofa, like he was waiting for me to confront him.

"What did you say to her?" I demanded.

Victor took a drag of his cigarette and looked at me nonchalantly. "She's just a divorced woman. Don't tell me you're serious about her."

I stared at him coldly, like he was a stranger.

I shouted, "From the moment I decided to marry her, I was ready to spend my life with her. I'm not as much of a jerk as you!"

Victor looked at me sharply, pointing his cigarette at me.

"What did you say? I'm your father," Victor shouted.

I sneered, "You oppose us being together so much. Are you feeling guilty?"

Victor's face changed slightly, and he nervously took another drag of his cigarette. "What do I have to feel guilty about? I'm doing this for your own good. You can have any woman you want. If you think Emily has no ulterior motives, I don't believe it," Victor said.

I was really worried about Emily. She must have been deeply hurt, and I had no idea where she would go.

So I didn't have time to keep arguing with Victor. I grabbed my keys and headed out.

the door, I stopped and turned

choose to be with is my business. You've never had a proper view of love and marriage, so you have no

might have gone

in the dark hallway, I looked out at the night through

where she could

friend was Bella. So I called Bella, and from

the streets with her luggage in

I

night, Dennis and I drove to

No matter how important the

you for the next few days. You don't have

Dennis handed me a cigarette and said with a

smiled bitterly and

thing to control isn't actions, but

aren't you afraid of putting her in

the endless night outside.

side, Emily will be

asked me, "So you just

didn't talk much but

pity, but now I find I can't live without her. I

Wyatt was captured, and Drew was still cunningly on the

information. Their leader's last name was Long. They usually called him Rhyns, and he seemed to have some connection to Drew. Rhyns was the next

me, saying he had finally chosen Grace Hospital. He said it was the hospital Martin had managed and was one of the most influential in Starlight City. But I think that was only part of the reason; another reason was probably because

Jason a reply, letting him know I was on a business trip and asked

the base for a few more days, but I was really worried about Emily. I had this uneasy feeling, like

to check if Emily had gone to work. She told

so quickly. If I hadn't, maybe I wouldn't have overheard her conversation with Arthur. She said she was with me to spite Arthur, that

for Arthur, or maybe she knew I was there and said

and left. When I got

the glass shattered, breaking

of on-duty doctors and nurses rushed over. Ignoring my

made me sit down and

my bloody hand, I remembered Dennis's question in the car, "Do you really care about

had really fallen for her, which was why

several days, and I resisted asking

those things, and if I shamelessly went back, wouldn't that be pathetic?

These past few days, I truly understood what it

didn't contact me. Maybe she didn't miss me as much as I missed her. No, she was probably still angry. Emily wouldn't miss me at all. So

went to the jewelry store to pick up the pearl necklace I had sent for repair, then I went to the

was an emotional woman. This necklace

I didn't expect her to come out with Arthur. She clearly saw me but