Revenge of the Missing Wife Chapter 24

Revenge of the Missing Wife Chapter 24

“I didn’t… I wouldn’t! I only wanted her to face the consequences she deserved! If you want me to atone, I can do that toor 

Landon stammered, flustered, trying to explain. 

He took a step forward, but when he saw the fear in my eyes, he stopped, not daring to get any closer. 

Carter frowned slightly. He gently patted my back, his voice soft and steady. 

“Don’t worry. I won’t let him hurt you again.” 

Then he turned to Landon, his expression turning cold in an instant. 

“Landon Blackwood, if you truly want to make amends, then go get professional help. Learn how to love someone in a healthy way-instead of standing here, still harassing Eleanor.” 

Landon’s breath caught. 

It felt like a blade had pierced straight through his heart. 

But he forced himself to stay composed, his jaw tightening as he said, “I will. I’ll get treatment. I’ll change. Eleanor… when I’m better… can I come back to you?” 

“No,” I said flatly. 

“Landon, you need to understand-this is truly over. You should start a new life instead of clinging to the past. 

“If you really love me, then respect my choice. Let me go.” 

With that, I took Carter’s hand and walked inside without looking back. 

The door closed behind me. 

And from outside, I heard the sound of Landon crying-quiet, restrained. 

It was the first time I had ever heard him cry. 

But my heart didn’t stir at all. 

Later, I heard that Landon really did commit to long-term therapy. 

He learned how to manage his emotions. 

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He learned to respect boundaries. 

He learned what it meant to love someone in a healthy way. 

He also devoted himself to charity, helping victims of domestic abuse and emotional manipulation. 

Maybe that was his way of making amends. 

As for me, during the time I spent with Carter, I slowly began to open my heart again. 

He gave me something I had never truly known before-security and freedom. 

And through him, I finally understood that love could feel like this. 

One year later, Carter proposed to me. 

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That day, he took me back to the Yale campus-the place where we had passed each other countless times without ever 

truly meeting. 

“Eleanor, the words I didn’t get to say back then… I want to say them now.” 

He knelt on one knee, holding a simple ring. 

“I love you. I’ve loved you since the first day I saw you. And all these years, I’ve never stopped.” 

“I know you’ve been through a lot. And I know you might still need time. But no matter what your answer is, I’ll respect it.” 

“But if you’re willing, I want to spend the rest of my life loving you, protecting you, and making you happy.” 

“Eleanor Vance… will you marry me?” 

I looked at him, my eyes slowly filling with tears. 

This time they were tears of happiness. 

“I will.” 

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Chapter 24 

Chapter 24 

“I didn’t… I wouldn’t! I only wanted her to face the consequences she deserved! If you want me to atone, I can do that toor 

Landon stammered, flustered, trying to explain. 

He took a step forward, but when he saw the fear in my eyes, he stopped, not daring to get any closer. 

Carter frowned slightly. He gently patted my back, his voice soft and steady. 

“Don’t worry. I won’t let him hurt you again.” 

Then he turned to Landon, his expression turning cold in an instant. 

“Landon Blackwood, if you truly want to make amends, then go get professional help. Learn how to love someone in a healthy way-instead of standing here, still harassing Eleanor.” 

Landon’s breath caught. 

It felt like a blade had pierced straight through his heart. 

But he forced himself to stay composed, his jaw tightening as he said, “I will. I’ll get treatment. I’ll change. Eleanor… when I’m better… can I come back to you?” 

“No,” I said flatly. 

“Landon, you need to understand-this is truly over. You should start a new life instead of clinging to the past. 

“If you really love me, then respect my choice. Let me go.” 

With that, I took Carter’s hand and walked inside without looking back. 

The door closed behind me. 

And from outside, I heard the sound of Landon crying-quiet, restrained. 

It was the first time I had ever heard him cry. 

But my heart didn’t stir at all. 

Later, I heard that Landon really did commit to long-term therapy. 

He learned how to manage his emotions.  

He learned to respect boundaries. 

He learned what it meant to love someone in a healthy way. 

He also devoted himself to charity, helping victims of domestic abuse and emotional manipulation. 

Maybe that was his way of making amends. 

As for me, during the time I spent with Carter, I slowly began to open my heart again. 

He gave me something I had never truly known before-security and freedom. 

And through him, I finally understood that love could feel like this. 

One year later, Carter proposed to me.  

That day, he took me back to the Yale campus-the place where we had passed each other countless times without ever 

truly meeting. 

“Eleanor, the words I didn’t get to say back then… I want to say them now.” 

He knelt on one knee, holding a simple ring. 

“I love you. I’ve loved you since the first day I saw you. And all these years, I’ve never stopped.” 

“I know you’ve been through a lot. And I know you might still need time. But no matter what your answer is, I’ll respect it.” 

“But if you’re willing, I want to spend the rest of my life loving you, protecting you, and making you happy.” 

“Eleanor Vance… will you marry me?” 

I looked at him, my eyes slowly filling with tears. 

This time they were tears of happiness. 

“I will.”