What Happens in Chapter 447 – From the Book The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell
Dive into Chapter 447, 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.
Danielle gazed up at the vast headquarters, the company’s name gleaming against the sky. It all felt so surreal, as if she were looking in on someone else’s life. Never in her wildest dreams had she imagined that Newsworld would one day belong to her.
She nodded faintly, barely registering Alexander’s voice beside her.
“Grandmother wants us to come home for dinner tonight.”
Danielle set her pen down and looked up at him.
“She wants to discuss how we should celebrate the twins starting first grade this fall.” Alexander’s tone was casual, but his eyes searched hers. “She thinks you have a real talent for planning these things. There’s a lot she’d like your opinion on.”
Danielle had never minded talking things through with his grandmother. Still, she replied softly, “If she wants to discuss the party, I’ll set something up with her later.”
She avoided the family house whenever possible.
Alexander studied her face for a long moment. “There’s no need to keep your distance like this. You’re only making her suspicious.”
He paused, as if weighing his next words. “Have you two talked about something I should know?”
Danielle knew exactly what he meant.
His grandmother had called, asking if Millie had been the reason their marriage ended, prying for details she refused to give. Danielle hadn’t answered directly, but the old woman was sharp—she’d surely guessed enough on her own.
A bitter smile tugged at Danielle’s lips. “Are you here to interrogate me?”
He just stared, his gaze intense and silent, as if he could see straight through her. She hated the way he looked at her when he wouldn’t speak—scrutinizing, judging, making her feel exposed.
Alexander looked away at last. “My father’s home tonight too. He wants to speak with you.”
Danielle exhaled, steadying herself. Jake. He’d always been there for her, introducing her to the right people, backing her up in front of the Davidson family. At least, he used to be, back when he didn’t know about the divorce. That was a secret they were both still bound to keep by contract.
If Jake wanted to see her, she didn’t have grounds to refuse.
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After signing off on the share transfer at the Department of Commerce, Danielle and Alexander walked out into the sunlight.
Alexander glanced sideways at her. “Congratulations.”
Danielle had already dropped the lawsuits; Millie was finally free of the legal mess, no longer tormented by it.
She replied coolly, “Likewise. You got what you wanted.”
Their love had burned so fiercely, and now Danielle had seen it with her own eyes. She was the final witness to their happy ending.
They drove back to the Davidson house in silence. The tension in the car was palpable, so thick it seemed to freeze the air. Even the driver could sense the chill, and kept his eyes fixed on the road.
When they arrived, Raffy was waiting on the steps. As soon as Danielle stepped out, he ran to her, calling, “Mom!”
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