What Happens in Chapter 390 – From the Book The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell
Dive into Chapter 390, a pivotal chapter in The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell, written by Laura. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.
Even in her current predicament, she still carried herself with unmistakable pride.
Danielle couldn’t help but let out a soft, mocking laugh as she listened.
“You’re something else,” Danielle said, rising slowly to her feet. Her gaze was sharp, laced with scorn. “Only you could make asking for a favor sound so fresh and dignified.”
If working with AetherX Dynamics were truly such a golden opportunity, and if it really took so many backdoor connections to make it happen, would Millie have shown up in person to beg?
“If you weren’t so brash and arrogant now, maybe when the terms of your contract come due, I could give you a little more time to get your act together.”
Her tone was cool, measured, almost emotionless, yet somehow more infuriating than if she’d shouted.
Millie’s chest heaved as she glared at Danielle, her expression strained, refusing to let her composure crack.
“If you’re not serious about this, Miss Fletcher, then don’t let me keep you.”
With a biting scoff, Millie spun on her heel and stormed out.
She could seek a partnership—but she would never stoop to beg Danielle.
It honestly hadn’t occurred to her that she’d run into Danielle of all people when she came to negotiate.
Danielle—always waving her little bit of authority around like it meant something—really had started to believe her own hype.
Millie didn’t have to work with Ninesky. Not if it meant swallowing her pride.
Without another word, she stalked out, the sharp click of her heels echoing down the hallway.
Once outside, Millie pulled her phone from her coat pocket and dialed Alexander.
“Alex—”
She recounted everything, leaving out none of the details.
“I just can’t believe Gian would go along with this. Danielle is nothing now—what right does she have to turn me down, to turn down AetherX Dynamics?”
Just talking about it made Millie’s blood boil.
Alexander sat in his office, head bent over his paperwork, phone on speaker beside him. He didn’t get swept up in her outrage.
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