120 The Unbridgeable Divide âAre you serious, Lillian? You think you can just waltz back and demand a share of everything?â Alexâs voice was cold, his patience wearing thin.
Lillian, her face pale with fear, retorted, âAlex, you canât do this to me! Iâm part of this family too. You canât just send me away!â
Alexâs laugh was devoid of any warmth. âFamily? Youâve done nothing but cause trouble. You really think youâre entitled to the wealth I built from scratch?â
Lillianâs desperation was evident. âBut Iâm your sister! You canât just abandon me.â
Alex, unmoved, responded sharply, âYou made your choices, Lillian. Itâs time you faced the consequences.â
Leaving the hospital room, Alexâs mind was heavy. He needed to confront Emma and resolve their past once and for all.
In the garden, Emma and Gable were in deep conversation. Alex approached, his heart racing.
âGable, Emma, I need to speak with you,â Alex interjected.
Gable turned, his eyes cold. âWhat do you want, Alex?â
Alex hesitated, then said, âI didnât know⦠about Dad saving Emma. I thoughtâ¦â
Emma cut him off, âAlex, the past is the past. We have nothing left to discuss.â
âBut I need to understand, to apologize,â Alex pleaded.
Gable stepped forward, anger in his eyes. âYouâre too late, Alex. You had your chance.â
Emma turned away, her decision final. âItâs over, Alex. Thereâs nothing left to say.â
Alex stood there, watching Emma walk away, the realization sinking in that his actions had cost him everything. The woman he once loved was now a stranger, and all he was left with was regret and the cold truth of his own mistakes.
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