The Second Life of a Discarded Heiress novel Chapter 633

Everyone said Citrine was hopelessly in love with him, that she’d do anything just to stay by his side.

Theo believed this too, which only made him more brazen.

He started joining forces with the Iversons to criticize Citrine, and in a twisted gesture of gratitude for Jeanette saving his life years ago, he even tried to persuade Citrine to donate a kidney to Jeanette.

He never realized that this would be the final straw that broke whatever was left between them.

That day, Citrine was the one who asked for a breakup.

When Theo heard those words, he could hardly believe it. She was supposed to be obsessed with him—how could she be the one leaving?

For the first time, fear crept into his heart.

Of course, he didn’t agree to the breakup. Instead, they decided on a so-called “temporary separation.”

Theo thought she was just throwing a tantrum. But no matter how he pleaded, Citrine wouldn’t budge. She was resolute, determined to move out, and that night she packed up every last thing and walked out of his apartment without looking back.

Theo was left feeling scared and furious.

He drank himself sick that night, and in a haze, promised the Iversons he would get Citrine’s kidney for Jeanette.

A few days later, Theo tricked Citrine into coming to the Glenwood Group hospital, claiming he’d been injured.

He ordered the doctor to prep her for surgery.

When Citrine realized the betrayal, her world crumbled.

What hurt most was that Theo wasn’t the only one behind it—Sawyer, her own father, was involved too.

Betrayed by both her boyfriend and her father, Citrine’s hope was shattered.

The surgery went ahead. Citrine’s kidney saved Jeanette, but her heart was left hollow.

When it was over, Citrine cut Theo out of her life for good, blocking every way he could reach her.

Theo never imagined it would end like this. Panic set in, and he scrambled to plan an elaborate proposal, convinced he could win her back.

Everything was ready, but Citrine was nowhere to be found. She’d vanished—no matter how hard he searched, there wasn’t the faintest trace of her.