Goodbye, Saintess. Novel

The Unseen Kingdom That Followed Me Into Every Dream by Alyndra Meron Valeen 95 Summary In this chapter, Stan taunts Sebastian with harsh insults, challenging his masculinity and financial stability, while Vernon supports Stan's cruel remarks. They mock Sebastian's inability to maintain a real job or business and predict that divorce won't intimidate Hera. Lena, the only woman present, defends Hera by criticizing Sebastian's superficial qualities and encouraging Hera to set firm boundaries, even suggesting divorce as a strong option to protect her peace of mind.

Hera, influenced by her friends' harsh words, begins to believe their perspective, showing signs of doubt and frustration toward Sebastian. She asserts her strength, claiming she could have divorced him anytime and demanding recognition for her own power in the situation. She accuses Sebastian of greed, especially regarding a $2.8 million property dispute, framing him as the desperate one clinging to her. Sebastian, feeling attacked and misunderstood, dismisses the friends' insults as ignorant and pointless to argue with.

He turns his attention back to Hera, promising to give her the $2.8 million soon and suggesting that she should mature and stop bothering him. Hera, skeptical and defiant, mocks his claim, doubting his ability to afford such a sum. The chapter ends with Sebastian receiving a message from Baron, calling him backstage as the Forum event is about to start, signaling a shift in focus away from the heated confrontation.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 95 Stan, clearly the one enjoying this confrontation the most, sneered with a cruel edge, "If you think you're so tough, why don't you start your own business? Or better yet, actually get a real job! If you can't manage that, then just shut up and stay at home like a good little boy!" Vernon quickly jumped in, nodding in agreement, "Exactly! You heard him right!" Stan smirked wider, adding, "And if you think divorce is going to scare her, think again. Someone like you? You'll never attract a woman with brains or any real accomplishments.

You should just apologize to Ms. Bishop and accept your role as a househusband. Trust me, if she does walk away, the only place you'll be sleeping is on the street!" Lena, the only woman among them, was ready to defend Hera fiercely. Her voice was sharp and confident as she said, "Sebastian, sure, you might have looks, but do you honestly believe that's enough to keep a successful woman by your side? Because honestly, I wouldn't have even noticed you. There are plenty of attractive guys out there who are also kind and thoughtful-qualities you clearly lack.

Why on earth would anyone choose you?" She then turned to Hera with a softer tone, offering some comfort, "Hey, if it means anything coming from me... I really admire you. I think we're alike in some ways. Living with a man like him will only drag you down and poison your peace of mind. You need to set clear boundaries, Ms. Bishop. And honestly, a divorce might be the strongest boundary you can set." Hera met my gaze quietly, but I saw the flicker in her eyes-she believed them. She thought they might be right. "Did you hear what your friends just said?

Listen to them," I said quietly but firmly. "Maybe we should get a divorce so neither of us is 'poisoning' the other's mental health." Hera shot back, her voice sharp, "You make it sound like I'm the one who's refusing to let go!" With her friends rallying behind her, she suddenly looked stronger, more certain. "I could have divorced you at any time and given you a hefty sum. So maybe you should remember who's the one clinging too tightly here." She smirked, adding, "You're the one who insisted on grabbing that $2.8 million property and demanded I pay you back for it.

Keep dreaming!" Her friends pounced on that detail immediately, painting me as the desperate one-clinging to Hera, standing in the way of her freedom. I was the villain, selfishly wanting to keep her all to myself. I couldn't help but snort at their ridiculous faces. Arguing with these fools felt pointless. Why waste energy on people who would just drag you down to their level and beat you with their ignorance? Instead, I turned back to Hera and said, "Remember what you said today, Hera. I'm going to give you that $2.8 million very soon.

And when that happens, maybe it's time you grow up and stop harassing me." Hera sneered, shaking her head, "Are you out of your mind? Your job could never afford that kind of money, not in a million years!" Just then, my phone buzzed in my pocket. It was Baron. Baron: [Master Sebastian, where are you? Please come backstage. The Forum is about to start!] Conclusion The confrontation in this chapter laid bare the raw tensions and unspoken resentments that have been simmering beneath the surface.

Each character's words cut deep, revealing insecurities and unresolved conflicts that define their fractured relationships. Despite the harsh judgments and accusations, there is an undeniable undercurrent of vulnerability, especially in Hera's flicker of doubt and the protagonist's quiet resolve. Their emotional struggle is a poignant reminder of how love and pain often intertwine, leaving scars that are difficult to heal. Yet, amidst the bitterness and sharp exchanges, a subtle strength emerges.

The arrival of Baron's message hints at another layer of complexity waiting just behind the scenes-perhaps a moment that could shift the course of their strained dynamic or force Sebastian to confront a new challenge. Readers will be drawn into the emotional storm, eager to see whether reconciliation or further division will prevail. Sara Lili Sara Lili is a daring romance writer who turns icy landscapes into scenes of fiery passion. She loves crafting hot love stories while embracing the chill of Iceland's breathtaking cold.