# Chapter 192: A Glass Thrown Across Time
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 192 of "REMARRIED AFTER I SECRETLY DIVORCED THE CEO" – a chapter where old wounds surface, patience shatters, and a single thrown glass speaks louder than a thousand arguments. Let's dive right in.
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Jasmine sat there, her chin tilted upward with that familiar arrogance she'd worn like a crown for years. She thought the Lewis family name was an impenetrable shield, that she could trample over everyone and never face consequences. But Autumn had changed. The girl who once didn't know how to push back had grown into a woman who understood that silence only invited more cruelty.
When Autumn mentioned calling the police, Jasmine's composure cracked. Her finger jabbed through the air toward Autumn, her chest heaving with indignation. "Autumn! You're actually calling the police over something this small? Do you have no common sense at all? Reporting such a trivial matter – this is wasting public resources. False reporting can get you detained, don't you know that?"
Autumn didn't flinch. She took a slow, deliberate bite of the fruit Keith had handed her, chewed thoughtfully, and then spoke with a calm that cut deeper than any scream. "So Miss Far does know the law. But tell me, ten years ago, which one of the things you did wasn't punishable by law? Yet here you are, sitting comfortably at this table. I'm simply protecting my own rights – how is that against the law?"
Jasmine's mouth opened and closed like a fish gasping for water. She could only glare, her face reddening, while her mind scrambled for a retort that never came. *This insane woman, always dragging up what happened ten years ago. What a shameless, petty creature.*
Ryan, watching from the corner, felt his breath catch. Autumn had just casually exposed a buried secret – right in front of the Lewis family, no less. Was she crazy? Didn't she fear Julian would turn his back on her? But when his eyes darted to Julian, the man barely lifted his gaze, cast Autumn a fleeting look, and then returned to whatever he was doing as if nothing had happened. Luna, too, remained composed, unruffled, like still water hiding a deep current. *Truly a pair,* Ryan thought. *Neither of them easily shaken.*
And then there was Autumn – relentless, pressing forward with a fire that refused to die. Ryan couldn't help but admire the difference. What Luna had was grace – but what Autumn possessed was something Luna could never learn in a lifetime: raw, unapologetic courage.
The first to break was Hector. He snorted coldly, his voice dripping with disdain. "You really love meddling in things that aren't your business. Luna's a top student focused on her career – how could she possibly settle down so soon? But you? You're a year older than her, nearly three years out of college, and still haven't accomplished a thing. Instead of focusing on work, you spend all your energy chasing after men. Do you really think depending on a man will keep you worry-free?"
Hector shook his head internally. *Sometimes I truly can't understand Autumn. She lacks ability, yet her temper is enormous. Where does her arrogance come from? Is it all borrowed from the men around her? But men are fickle – once they lose interest, she'll be left in ruins.* The more he thought, the more it seemed clear: Autumn was foolish. Headstrong, unwilling to listen, constantly making enemies. One day, she would meet a miserable end.
The Lewis family, as always, clung to Luna. No matter what she did, they found endless excuses for her. They even liked to belittle Autumn as a way of elevating Luna's worth, as though Autumn had been born only to serve as Luna's contrast – a shadow to make the light shine brighter.
But shadows can swallow light whole.
Autumn finally snapped. The years of swallowed insults, the pain of being compared, the weight of watching everyone rally around Luna while she stood alone – it all converged into one explosive moment. She grabbed the glass on the table, and in one fluid motion, hurled it at Hector.
*"And who exactly are you to me? If you haven't lived through someone's pain, don't preach to them about virtue – understand? So what right do you have to judge how I live my life? Just because you've got thick enough skin?"*
The glass struck Hector squarely on the forehead. A sharp crack echoed through the room. He grimaced, the juice still inside splashing all over his face and soaking his expensive clothes. For a moment, everyone froze – stunned that Autumn had actually done it.
But in Autumn's chest, a storm raged. This wasn't just about a glass of juice. It was about ten years of being told she wasn't good enough. Ten years of watching the Lewis family polish Luna's pedestal while they buried her under rubble. Ten years of biting her tongue until it bled.
Now, her tongue was free.
And she wasn't finished yet.
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
Oh my goodness, what a chapter! I was gripping my seat the entire time. Autumn's transformation from a silent sufferer to a woman who throws glasses and speaks her truth is absolutely electrifying. The tension in that dinner scene was palpable – you could feel the air thickening with every word exchanged. Hector got what he deserved, and Jasmine's choking silence was pure satisfaction. This chapter perfectly captures the moment when a person decides they've had enough. No more playing nice. No more swallowing insults. Autumn is coming into her own, and I am here for every fiery moment.
⭐ **⭐⭐⭐⭐** Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
## Next Chapter Prediction
If Autumn's glass-throwing didn't start a full-blown war, I don't know what will. I predict Hector will retaliate, probably trying to get Julian or Keith to discipline Autumn, but he'll be shocked when they don't. Meanwhile, Julian's fleeting glance and continued composure suggest he knows more than he's letting on. Perhaps we'll finally get a flashback to what really happened ten years ago – the secret that Autumn keeps referencing. And Luna? She's too calm. That calm is hiding something dangerous. I suspect she's about to make her own move, and it won't be pretty.
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