My Mother Died At My Wedding Chapter 38

Even after receiving Freya’s verbal forgiveness, Jack felt no relief.
He knew full well that wasn’t what he truly wanted, yet he still persisted.
He didn’t love her anymore. She had broken his heart beyond repair.
For the first time, Jack fully understood that painful truth.
Perhaps, deep down, he had already realized it the moment she left. But he had clung to denial, deceiving himself, convincing himself that she still loved him and was just waiting for his apology.
The realization hit him like a knife to the chest, leaving him empty, unable to see any hope for the future.
How could he win her back? He had no idea.
Even the simple act of seeing her felt impossible now, let alone asking for her forgiveness.
Frustrated by the barrage of calls, Freya finally canceled her phone number and replaced it with a new one. To avoid being found again, she boarded a plane to Dalman.
The world was vast, and finding someone was like searching for a needle in a haystack. For Jack, that needle seemed further out of reach than ever.
Just as Jack prepared to chase after Freya again, an issue arose within his company back home.
After losing the child, Lily was on the brink of madness. She had become a target of public outrage online, and even in real life, she was met with disdain wherever she went.
Anytime she appeared in public, people cast her looks of contempt. She couldn’t find a job and was struggling to survive.
All the luxuries Jack had once given her—bags, jewelry, houses—were ruthlessly reclaimed. The money left in her bank account wasn’t enough to sustain the lavish lifestyle she had grown accustomed to.
She was truly out of options.
Driven into a corner, Lily made a bold decision. She filed an official report under her real name, accusing Jack of tax evasion and embezzlement.
She didn’t stop there.
She allied with several families the Sterling family had previously suppressed, joining forces to launch a coordinated attack against them.