Chapter 371
Chapter 371:
But none of that mattered.
What truly mattered was that he had finally found the person he’d been searching for all these years.
Aiden slipped the bracelet onto his wrist, caressing it gently, his gaze tender. “So it’s you. Thankfully, it’s you.”
The following day, while Aiden was away, Janice moved out with Sierra’s help.
The butler and the servants watched them leave with heavy hearts. Masters as kind, understanding, and gentle as Janice were a rare treasure—truly one in a million.
Inside the car, Sierra frowned and pouted as she stared out the window.
“Janice, are we really leaving the Green family like this? Without even saying goodbye to Aiden? Isn’t that a bit wrong? Besides, I was planning to go abroad with you to visit Nina, but now you and Aiden are…”
She paused, unable to bring herself to say the word “divorced.”
Though she had suspected the nature of their marriage for some time, she had always hoped they’d work it out.
Janice was extraordinary. Who in the world could possibly deserve her? In Sierra’s eyes, Aiden was the only one who could even come close.
“My marriage with Aiden was never real. Trying to force it would only have made both of us miserable,” Janice replied, her smile light and carefree, betraying no regret. Only freedom—and a deep sense of relief—shone through. “And as for Nina, you can still go visit her. Nothing changes that.”
Sierra’s face fell. How could that be the same?
If Nina found out they were divorced, she would definitely explode with anger.
She could already picture it—Nina’s furious reaction when she returned and heard the news.
Nina had always adored Janice. To her, Janice was family, someone irreplaceable. The thought of losing her in such a way would be devastating.
“I always thought you and Aiden were a good match. Even if your marriage started as a transaction, you could have turned it into something real,” Sierra said.
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“I gave him a chance,” Janice responded with a casual shrug. “But he didn’t take it.”
“Huh?” Sierra raised an eyebrow, sensing there was more to the story. “Janice, did you and Aiden know each other before the marriage?”
Janice’s lips curled in amusement, but she didn’t answer right away. Instead, she flicked Sierra’s forehead with a playful tap. “Adults’ matters are none of your business, little girl.”
“As for Carman and Dotson, they’ve both been blacklisted in their respective fields. Carman can no longer pursue music. He’s been reduced to acting in low-budget online dramas just to scrape by. Dotson’s situation is even worse. The fall from grace drove him to madness, and now he’s been sent to a psychiatric hospital.”
In short, the once-powerful Edwards family had completely disintegrated.
Their own selfishness and greed had led them down this path of ruin.
Suddenly, Sierra’s face turned pale, her lips trembling slightly.
Leah caught the change and instantly understood what was going through her mind.
“Your sister seems like she’s not doing well either.”
“What happened to her?”
Leah sighed again and handed over the tablet, her gaze filled with empathy. “You’d better see for yourself.”
Sierra took the tablet, a sense of foreboding settling in the pit of her stomach.
“Miss Ramirez Allegedly Attacked and Mentally Unstable: Family Drama or Ruthless Manipulation?” Sierra’s hands started shaking when she saw the headline, and the tablet nearly fell from her hands.
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