After I Died, the Alpha Who Abandoned Me Lost His Mind Chapter 09

After I Died, the Alpha Who Abandoned Me Lost His Mind Chapter 09

Selena fought desperately to break free from Adrian.

She wiped the blood from the corner of her mouth and, realizing she could no longer keep the lies going,

finally stopped pretending.

“Erin could never have been happy with you. Did you ever deserve her love? She gave you her whole heart, and what did you do? All I had to do was say a few things to turn you against her, and you immediately started doubting her. You couldn’t even spare one minute to check the security footage because you never

truly trusted her.”

Selena stared at him and smiled viciously.

“Adrian, a cold, heartless man like you never deserved someone as sincere as Erin. That’s why you stood beside me and helped crush her again and again. I wasn’t the only one who drove her to her death. You did too. Don’t you dare make me carry all the blame.”

Adrian kicked her to the floor.

But this time, he did not deny it.

He stared at Selena with madness in his eyes.

“You’re right. I helped drive her to her death. That means both of us have to pay.”

He took out his phone and called the head of his security team.

“Turn Selena and her mother over to the police. Send the prosecutor’s office every piece of evidence showing how they fabricated evidence of her father’s death, manipulated medical records, and framed Erin. Freeze every account and asset the Black family gave them. I want them alive in prison, forced to remember exactly what they did every single day.”

Selena stared at him in terror before suddenly bursting into laughter.

“You want to destroy me? You’re the one who deserves to die. Remember this, Adrian. You drove Erin to her death. You’re the murderer. You’re the one who truly belongs in hell.”

I floated above them, watching the scene unfold.

It all felt absurd.

Mochi sensed my distress and gently licked my hand.

I stroked Mochi’s head.

“Don’t be afraid. It’s almost over.”

In the distance, a circle of warm white light appeared.

I pointed toward it.

“Someone has come for us.”

I was carrying Mochi toward the light when someone suddenly called my name from behind.

I turned around.

Adrian had jumped from the twentieth floor too.

His body was shattered beyond recognition, but his soul still carried that familiar cedar scent.

When he saw me, joy lit his eyes.

“Erin. I knew I’d find you.”

I looked at him and smiled calmly.

Then my body grew lighter and lighter as the white light carried me farther away from him.

Adrian, you were wrong.

You will never find me again.

Mochi and I are going somewhere filled with sunlight and warmth, somewhere no one will ever force me to kneel and confess to something I never did.

You will remain forever trapped in the darkness you created for yourself.

From now on, in life or in death, we will never meet again.

The End