# Chapter 29: A Birthday of Silence and Sharp Tongues
Hello everyone, it’s me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 29 of "REMARRIED AFTER I SECRETLY DIVORCED THE CEO" — a chapter that cuts deep into Autumn’s heart, where birthdays are supposed to be about joy, but instead become a battlefield of silent neglect and loud accusations.
We’ve seen Autumn trying to keep her distance from the Lewis family, but today is different. Today, she can’t avoid them. And the message is clear: in that household, she is invisible—unless she dares to feel hurt over it.
The morning started quietly enough. Autumn received a birthday message that made her fingers tremble—not from her so-called husband Julian, not from her brothers or mother, but from Keith. Keith, of all people. The man she had divorced in secret knew her birthday. She sent back a simple thank-you sticker and tried to brush it off, but the sting lingered. Messages from colleagues, friends, and her best friend Selena came in. But from the Lewis family? Silence. Only her grandmother might have remembered.
Then there was Luna’s birthday—the grand celebration, the gathering, the attention. Autumn’s birthday? Nothing. A flicker of disappointment passed through her chest, but she quickly crushed it. She didn’t need their pity. She could survive on her own.
After lunch, Ginny pulled Autumn upstairs to talk more about her third uncle’s family. They chatted for a long time, Ginny even skipping her nap to listen attentively to everything Autumn shared. Around two in the afternoon, Luna and the others returned, their hands full of designer shopping bags, their faces glowing with satisfaction. Autumn happened to be coming downstairs just then. Ginny had fallen asleep, so she figured it was time to head home.
Luna spotted her immediately. Though clearly not surprised, she put on a show of wide-eyed delight, walking over and taking Autumn’s arm cheerfully. “Why didn’t you tell us you were coming home, sis? If we’d known, we wouldn’t have gone out today.”
Then Irene walked over, took the bags from Luna’s hands, and smiled. “Today’s Ms. Autumn’s birthday. Madam asked her to come home for a little celebration.”
Luna didn’t look the least bit surprised. Of course not. She had planned it that way—dragging the rest of the family out on purpose just to make Autumn feel unwanted. A glint of faux regret flashed in Luna’s eyes. “I’m so sorry, sis. I didn’t even realize it was your birthday today. If I’d known, I never would’ve asked our brothers and Dad to come out with me.”
The words sounded apologetic, but there wasn’t a trace of sincerity in her voice. Autumn calmly pulled her hand back, giving Luna a quick glance filled with silent disdain. She pressed her lips together and said nothing.
Then Hector walked in carrying a few bags. When he saw Luna’s reddened eyes, he didn’t hesitate to jump to conclusions. “Autumn, you never told anyone it was your birthday. We went out because we had plans. Why are you blaming Luna? What, just because it’s your birthday, the whole world’s supposed to revolve around you?”
Autumn no longer had any expectations when it came to family, but hearing Hector’s baseless accusations still pierced her like a needle to the heart. So this was her dear second brother? She snapped back without hesitation: “If you’ve got a brain problem, go get it checked. The moment Luna tears up, you all assume I’m bullying her. You’re unbelievable. I didn’t say a single word, and somehow you’ve managed to invent an entire story in your heads. What’s even in those brains of yours—just garbage? Every time you open your mouth, it’s nothing but crap. Don’t you get tired of spewing filth?”
Hector’s chest heaved, struggling to catch his breath. At that moment, Susan walked in. She was clearly surprised to see Autumn home but quickly recovered and put on a warm smile. “Autumn, you’re back. Why don’t you stay for dinner tonight?”
“No, thanks.” Autumn declined without hesitation. Being around these hypocrites only made her lose her appetite.
Seeing her daughter’s teary eyes, Susan set down her shopping bags and asked gently, “Luna, what’s wrong, sweetheart?”
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**Reader’s Impressions & Star Rating:**
This chapter stings with raw emotion. Autumn’s resilience is admirable, but the pain she buries is heartbreaking. The contrast between Luna’s fake sweetness and Hector’s blind accusations is infuriating. The way the family twists every situation to make Autumn the villain while worshipping Luna is masterfully portrayed. I felt every ounce of Autumn’s quiet fury. This is storytelling at its most visceral.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars
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**Next Chapter Prediction:**
I predict that the confrontation is far from over. Hector and Luna won’t let Autumn’s sharp retort slide. They’ll likely escalate—perhaps by bringing in Julian, or by manipulating their mother Susan to pressure Autumn into kneeling before Luna again. But Autumn is done being a doormat. If they push too hard, she might just drop the bombshell about her divorce. The question is: will Julian step in to defend her, or will he stay silent and let the pack tear her apart?
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