CEO Broke Down and Cried After I Divorced Him novel Chapter 795

Diana wanted to go after Elliot, and though Suzy wasn’t entirely on board with the idea, she had to admit the girl had a point.

If Elliot was left alone, he would undoubtedly spiral into his own thoughts, overthinking everything.

Having Diana by his side might help ground him. But…

He wasn’t in a good place right now.

There was no doubt he would take out his frustration on the person closest to him, and that person would be Diana.

Sensing Suzy’s hesitation, Diana tugged at her arm, playfully coaxing her.

"Sis, I’m not some helpless fool who’ll just stand there and let him push me around. Trust me, I know how to take care of myself. Let me go, okay? I promise I’ll be fine."

Suzy frowned. "Are you really set on this?"

Without missing a beat, Diana nodded. "Absolutely."

She was determined, and Suzy knew there was no stopping her.

At the end of the day, this was between her and Elliot—something Suzy had no right to interfere with.

Finally, she relented.

"Fine. But promise me you’ll take care of yourself. If anything happens, call me, and I’ll come get you immediately."

"Don’t worry. He may have a temper, but he’s not completely unreasonable."

Even so, Suzy couldn’t shake her concern.

She could see it clearly that Diana had already fallen too deep.

She understood the heartbreak of loving someone who would never reciprocate her feelings

For three long years, while Dylan had been manipulated by Anne, Suzy suffered endlessly.

She didn’t want Diana to go through that same kind of heartbreak.

But this was different.

There was no outside interference, no third party twisting things to create misunderstandings.

Elliot might have his walls up now, but Diana was kind, and with time, maybe—just maybe—he would see that.

That kind of love didn’t just fade with time.

And on top of that, he was always hostile toward Diana.

That kind of ingrained resentment wasn’t something that would just shift overnight.

Suzy understood Dylan’s concerns.

"I don’t want her to go either, but she’s dead set on it. If I try to stop her, she’ll just sneak off on her own. You know how stubborn she is."

Dylan let out a heavy sigh.

"Yeah. Once she sets her mind on something, there’s no changing it. But I just can’t wrap my head around this—how the hell did she fall for Elliot? What’s so great about that kid?"

He still didn’t like Elliot, but now that he knew Diana had feelings for him, his dislike had turned into full-blown irritation.

"All those guys Grandma introduced her to—every single one of them was better than him, and she didn’t give any of them the time of day. But him? Him?!

“I’m seriously starting to think there’s something wrong with her taste in men!"

The more he thought about it, the more Dylan felt like Elliot was a walking eyesore.