CEO Broke Down and Cried After I Divorced Him novel Chapter 718

"Diana, I ruined your life…"

"No, you didn’t, Sis. You didn’t!" Diana said desperately, unable to bear seeing Suzy like this.

"Don’t say that. None of this is your fault. If anyone is to blame, it’s those people with malicious intentions!

"If it weren’t for them, you and my brother wouldn’t have ended up like this, and I wouldn’t be in this situation either. It’s all their doing!"

"Diana…" Suzy let out a bitter laugh. "Why are you so foolish?"

Diana wasn’t foolish—she was just too kind. So kind it made Suzy’s heart ache.

The man standing nearby watched their exchange, his gaze gleaming with cruel satisfaction.

Seeing Suzy’s pained expression only fueled his sense of triumph.

"Suzy, since you feel so guilty toward Diana, why don’t you atone with your life? You could apologize to her directly and save her in the process."

"Don’t listen to him, Sis! Don’t you dare listen to this bastard!" Diana shouted in panic, terrified that Suzy might actually do something reckless.

"You don’t owe me anything—nothing at all! It’s the opposite. We owe you so much!

"Through all those years, my brother treated you terribly, and you endured so much pain. I couldn’t even help you.

“Especially that time after the explosion when you nearly died during the operation. I didn’t even know what was happening.

"Sis, please leave! Don’t worry about me. Just go!"

But there was no way Suzy would leave. She could never abandon Diana to her fate.

"Diana, take good care of Grandma. She’s getting older, and you know your brother can’t be relied on. It’s all on you now…"

"Sis, what are you talking about?" Diana’s voice shook as Suzy’s words began to sound like final goodbyes.

"If you really do something stupid to save me, do you think I could ever live in peace with myself?"

Without waiting for a reply, Suzy turned and began walking toward the edge of the cliff, one slow step at a time.

"Sis!" Diana screamed, her voice breaking with desperation.

"No! Please, I’m begging you!"

But Suzy didn’t seem to hear her.

She continued walking, unflinching, as though Diana’s cries were carried away by the wind.

The man standing nearby watched with growing satisfaction.

His expression lit up with a twisted kind of joy, especially as Suzy reached the cliff’s edge. When she finally leaped into the void, his exhilaration spilled out.

"Finally! It worked!" he shouted, unable to hide his glee.