All Chapters of Unraveled at 'I Do': Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Marco's panic hit hard when he realized Aurora wasn't just sulking.When she wouldn't pick up his calls, he drove straight to her place and waited outside all night. But the lights never came on. It was like she wasn't there at all.No way. He refused to believe it. Her mom was gone, and her dad had basically kicked her out after remarrying. This was the only home she had left. If she wasn't here... where the hell was she?For the first time, he felt completely powerless. He tried tracking down her friends—only to realize with a jolt he didn't even know who they were.Because before, she was just a game. The moment Sofia took him back, he'd planned to drop Aurora without a second thought. He never cared about her world, never even respected the people in it.And now? That arrogance was biting him in the ass. He had no one to call. No way to find her.Frustrated, Marco snapped. He had someone break into her apartment. No way was she gone for good.But the second he stepped inside

Sofia's sobs cut off.That split second of silence told Marco everything."I—I mean, o-of course, I'd stay with you. No matter what happens, I'll support you."By the time she scrambled to cover her shock, he had already hung up.A deep, suffocating emptiness settled over him.How pathetic.He had thrown everything away for Sofia. Betrayed Aurora—the only person who had truly loved him. And for what?If Ramírez Corp ever collapsed, Sofia would be the first to run.On the other end, Sofia stared at her phone, frozen. The empty dial tone buzzed in her ear.Marco had always helped her, no matter what.But now...Not only had he refused without hesitation, but he had tested her. And then, he'd cut her off—just like that.Something was wrong.Panic crept in. Ignoring her pride, she sent him a string of messages—spilling her grievances, detailing her struggles, hoping to stir his sympathy.But for the first time, Marco didn't care enough to respond.Sitting alone in Aurora's e

By the time Marco found out, Lorenzo had already slammed the evidence in front of him—proof that Sofia had hired trolls and dumped the blame all on him.Lorenzo was beyond disappointed. If Marco still wanted to simp for Sofia after all this, then he wasn't fit to inherit a damn thing. Handing the Ramírez legacy to someone this blind would make Lorenzo the family's biggest failure.Marco stared at the evidence. The more he read, the more he realized what a joke he had been.He had thrown Aurora away over a few words from Sofia—only to get discarded the second he was no longer useful.But honestly? He deserved it. A guy who toyed with feelings had no right to expect sincerity from anyone."I get it now," he said. "Chasing Sofia was just a habit I held onto for too long. This isn't even surprising—she's always been like this. I was just too blind to see it."Lorenzo studied him, and when he saw his son wasn't just putting on an act, he let out a sigh. "Good. Took you long enough."

Aurora had no clue about the chaos unraveling in Santora. The first time she even heard Marco's name was when Professor Serrano called.After checking in on her progress, Professor Serrano casually dropped the bomb—Marco and Sofia's breakup. Then came the warning: stay away from a guy that heartless.Aurora let out a helpless laugh. She got it. Professor Serrano was just looking out for her, afraid she'd fall for Marco's tricks again and throw away everything she'd built.But after stepping into a whole new world, Aurora saw just how big life really was. Everyone had infinite paths to take, and the things that once felt world-ending? Yeah, not so much anymore.Even the guy she thought she could never forget... now, thinking of him only brought a quiet kind of nothingness.That love had faded, slipping away without her even noticing.One thing was for sure—she'd never lose herself in someone else's shadow again.Professor Serrano seemed relieved.After hanging up, Aurora turned

After the interrogation, Marco got deported back to Santora—no formal charges, no real consequences. But he refused to accept it.He pulled every string he could, desperate for a way back, but Lorenzo shut it down the second he caught wind of it. Aurora was done with him. No forgiveness, no second chances.Marco swore he wouldn't give up, but it didn't matter. As long as Aurora stayed out of Santora, she was untouchable. And Lorenzo? He made sure Marco cut ties for good.With no way out, Marco threw himself into work, grinding himself into exhaustion. Days blurred into nights at the company—no sleep, barely eating. His sharp, polished look? Gone. He was a ghost of himself.Camila panicked, begging him to go out, see friends, do something before he worked himself into the ground.He gave in. Went to a bar. But instead of unwinding, he just sat in the corner, knocking back drink after drink. The expensive liquor? Might as well have been water.Marco's friends stared, stunned.Marc