All Chapters of The Wife He Never Wanted: Chapter 331 - Chapter 340

SebastianEven God hates me. I know that very well.I took a breath, ending the prayer I had offered today. I stared straight ahead at the sanctuary. That was why I was trying to plead with Him, not to let me lose the people I love.Miles hates me. I clearly know the reason. Every drop of blood flowing in Isabella that came from Cassandra should have been taken back by me. But what I should have done the most was use my own blood.If I had done that… would I have been able to earn her forgiveness?I stood up, and just as I was about to leave the church, I met the eyes of someone I knew.“Good afternoon, Father Hans.”He smiled gently, giving warmth as he always did whenever we met.“Sir, it’s good to see you.”I nodded slowly. “Thank you, Father.”Honestly, I’m still not used to being in a church. Sometimes I think this isn’t a place I should come to because I’ve committed too many sins. Besides, what I’m actually doing here is for myself.I’m too arrogant.Father Hans gently patted m

CassandraI knew the rumors about me and Dylan had spread, but they didn’t affect me at all.What surprised me more was their arrival together—Ellen and Paul, then Julie and Grandpa. I had never expected a situation like this, and I felt relieved because Miles was at school.I had already sent a message to Dylan to watch over Miles and make sure he didn’t come home yet. In fact, Dylan had wanted to come here immediately to meet Paul and Ellen.But fortunately, he listened to what I asked of him.Ellen and Paul still looked stiff; they still carried immense guilt toward me. Even their movements were often filled with hesitation. When they tried to speak, their voices were soft and almost inaudible.Actually, my anger toward them was no longer as great as before. I had not forgotten the kindness they had shown us. Their mistake was simply loving us too much that they lacked the courage to reveal the truth.So I tried not to be as harsh as before. If they came here to meet Miles, I would

CassandraFor his happiness, I could do anything. I prayed that from now on my life would be more peaceful and that everything would be fine.I finished my prayer in the calm morning, and beside me Miles was smiling. He also seemed relieved by the prayer just now.It felt like it had been a long time since we last came here.I took his hand and turned to leave immediately. There were several matters I needed to take care of, but our steps halted when a group of four women blocked our path.They should have moved aside, but seeing their unfriendly expressions, it was clear they wouldn’t.I looked at them boldly.“Why did you come here?” she spoke arrogantly.I tried to recall who this woman was, but I had no memory of her at all.“A sinner shouldn’t be here. You’ll only dirty this church,” she added.I didn’t know an adult woman could be this childish. She was trying to belittle me, but failed because her words were truly pathetic.Trying to ignore them didn’t work when Miles spoke up

DylanAfter spending a few days here, leaving my work behind, our relationship had become better than before.Now I was with Cassandra, meeting Professor Johnson. Because of her wish to meet together, we finally met, even though I hadn’t come with Cassandra initially.It was a little different from before, but that was enough.“I thought you two would never reconcile, no longer being the scary lawyer partners.”He teased about our relationship a little, which didn’t weigh on my heart at all.Now I felt lighter, and as I looked at Cassandra, she was also acting normally, listening to Professor Johnson’s words.He quickly understood our attitude.“Yes, if Professor Johnson needs our help again, we will do it,” Cassandra responded.The smile on my face gave me a sense of relief. Cassandra and I were his students, and since we often received his guidance, whenever there was a difficult case that needed assistance, we would help each other.Of course, it was because we trusted each other.

CassandraI tied my hair up, not expecting to feel warm in the spring.I saw Daniel in front of me, and Cillian beside me. These two men had met here by chance.An hour ago, when I had just sat down at the café, Daniel appeared ordering coffee. This encounter led him to finally sit across from me and start talking.“We live in the same city, yet we rarely meet.”I chuckled softly at what he said. “Daniel, you’re often traveling to take care of many things.”He nodded as he sipped his coffee. “And you’re constantly being chased by reporters.”I laughed silently at his words, they were true. Those news-hungry reporters were really annoying.Finally, we both exhaled at the same time.“I’m glad you’re okay, Sandra.”I raised an eyebrow and nodded. “Yes. A lot has happened, but I’ve managed to get through it.”Looking back, even now I still can’t believe those problems were resolved so well.Facing them was exhausting—not just physically, but mentally as well. And from those struggles, I g