All Chapters of After I Died, My Ex-Husband Wept at My Grave: Chapter 11 - Chapter 14

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Chapter 11

After I Died, My Ex-Husband Wept at My Grave/Kate Fisher

I still wanted to build a high school there, equipped with top-notch facilities and teachers, hoping it might help more students get into college someday. When local government officials heard about my plan, they immediately offered their full support.The villagers, upon learning about it, came to me with tears in their eyes, bringing eggs, cabbage, and cured meat from their homes as a way to thank me. Some of the elderly, with nothing else to give, even tried to bow in gratitude. Seeing these simple, kind-hearted people, I felt my heart come alive again. Compared to what I was doing here, all those emotions about love and relationships seemed so insignificant.I moved into one of the villagers’ homes, spending my days teaching the children, singing songs with them, and occasionally playing games. Surprisingly, I felt healthier and more at peace than I had in years.My doctor told me that if I kept this positive attitude and continued taking my medication, I might live longer tha

Chapter 12

After I Died, My Ex-Husband Wept at My Grave/Kate Fisher

I took out my phone and called my lawyer, instructing him to send the signed divorce papers to Zac. Then, I sent Zac a message, "I’m letting you go. Goodbye."What did Zac do wrong, really? He was just holding on to the love he believed in. It just so happened that he didn’t love me.If I had realized sooner that this marriage was a mistake and let him go, freeing both of us, maybe we could have gone back to the easy relationship we had as seatmates.But he had his convictions, and I had my stubbornness.In the end, he got what he fought for, while I had no choice but to let go.……I waited, expecting Eve to send me photos of her and Zac’s wedding, but even as I took my last breath and my soul floated above my body, the message never came.I watched as the villagers and children gathered around my coffin, sobbing uncontrollably. I wanted so badly to tell them, "Don’t cry. I wasn’t going to live much longer anyway."But it was as if some invisible force pulled me away, dragging

Chapter 13

After I Died, My Ex-Husband Wept at My Grave/Kate Fisher

Seeing Zac stay silent, Sally sighed. "If you really want to make things right with Quinn, you need to go find her and live a good, honest life with her from now on."Zac's eyes darted around. He then looked up and asked Sally with a clueless expression, "Do you really think Quinn would forgive me and want to be with me again?"I shook my head. Of course, I wouldn’t. After all, I had no interest in used goods, especially after Eve had her hands on him.Sally smacked him on the back in frustration. "You won’t know until you try, right?"I nodded to myself in agreement. "Yeah, why not give it a shot and see?"Zac quickly got up, grabbed a jacket, and ran out the door. I followed him as he called around, using every contact he had and spending money to track me down. Eventually, he found my grave on a small hillside in the countryside.I watched the disbelief in his eyes as he grabbed the village chief’s arm and demanded to know if this was some elaborate trick to deceive him.The

Chapter 14

After I Died, My Ex-Husband Wept at My Grave/Kate Fisher

But after they chose to accept Zac and Eve’s relationship, everyone in my life became insignificant to me.……Later, Zac went to the hospital and spoke with my doctor. He learnt that I had stomach cancer and had refused treatment. When he got home, he drank heavily, clutching a bottle, muttering to himself, "I didn’t know you only had three months left. If I had known, I would have..." But he passed out before finishing his sentence.What would he have done if he had known? Left Eve and stayed with me?The next day, he started watching videos to learn how to cook my favorite dishes. When he cut his fingers, he put on a band-aid and kept going. When he burned the food, he threw it all away and started over.As he chopped vegetables, he murmured, "Did you do the same thing? Over and over, just to learn how to cook for me."He even took classes on massage, baking cakes, and flower arranging. He signed up to learn how to arrange sunflowers, my favorite, saying he would keep them in

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