While He Was Buying His Mistress A Blue Diamond, I Bought His Bankruptcy Novel - Chapter 20

When Gravity Chose You by Dylan 20 Summary The chapter opens with devastating news: Ryan has suffered a stroke and is hospitalized with a grim prognosis, potentially facing paralysis for life. This sudden turn marks the end of his chapter, shifting the focus onto Vivian. The narrator uncovers Vivian's dilapidated living situation and promptly informs the loan sharks, leading to a brutal confrontation. Vivian is violently dragged out of her home by enforcers, beaten, and threatened over her unpaid debts.

Despite her desperate pleas and attempts to negotiate, she faces cruelty and public scorn, especially after Jacob cruelly reveals her financial struggles and intentions to become a cam girl overseas. As Vivian is forcibly taken away, the crowd's hostility grows, accusing her of abusing her disabled sons and using them as shields. The narrator watches the entire scene with cold detachment, signaling a complete emotional severance from both Ryan and Vivian, who are now fading from their life like unwanted pests.

A few days later, the narrator encounters Ryan homeless and begging on the streets, a tragic fall from his once proud and ambitious self. The narrator warns a coworker not to give him money, revealing Ryan's complete abandonment by his family and his descent into destitution. Later, the narrator stumbles upon an online live stream featuring Vivian, confirming that she has indeed become a cam girl, likely far from home and in a precarious situation. Meanwhile, Jacob and Jonah have disappeared without a trace.

The chapter closes on a hopeful note as the narrator reunites with their sons at the train station, feeling a profound sense of true happiness and contentment, contrasting sharply with the misfortunes of Ryan and Vivian. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 11 Karma has a way of striking hardest when you least anticipate it. One morning, I received a quiet call from Emma, Ryan's cousin. Her voice was low, almost trembling. "Guess what," she said softly. "Ryan had a stroke." He had collapsed back in his hometown and was rushed to the hospital without delay.

The doctor's prognosis was grim. Even if he survived, the best case was a lifetime of paralysis. That chapter of Ryan's life was abruptly closed. Now, the focus shifted to Vivian. * I had already discovered through a real estate agent that Vivian had rented a shabby place in a run-down neighborhood. The moment I got the address, I didn't hesitate-I handed it straight over to the loan sharks. I decided to go there myself. Just as I arrived, I witnessed a group of enforcers dragging Vivian and her two sons out of the building. They showed no mercy.