# Chapter 74: The Ghost of Injustice Returns
Hello, dear listeners and readers! Welcome back to our journey through "Remarried After I Secretly Divorced The CEO". Today, I invite you to sit with me as we peel back another layer of Autumn's painful past—a chapter where old wounds bleed anew, and a familiar face awakens a fury that has been buried for years. Let's dive into Chapter 74.
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Autumn forced herself to stay composed until she reached her car. She couldn't let Ginny see her shaking. But the moment she slumped into the driver's seat, a ragged breath escaped her lips. Her hands trembled as she fumbled through her bag, searching for the pill bottle. She tossed one into her mouth, swallowed it down with several gulps of lukewarm water, the bitterness clinging to her throat. Ever since her diagnosis, she kept warm water in the car—just in case.
She was about to turn the ignition when a familiar silhouette caught her eye. For a moment, she squinted, trying to place the face. Then she lowered her window and stared toward the front gate of the Lewis residence. There stood Luna, arm-in-arm with another woman, laughing and chatting like old friends. When Autumn got a clear look at that face, her heart lurched.
It was Jasmine Far.
Middle school classmates. Autumn remembered her well. Jasmine came from a poor family that favored sons, and once, she had tried to end her own life while her parents were away. The landlord called the police, and Autumn's uncle—a police officer—broke down the door and saved her. He paid the medical bills out of his own pocket, brought her snacks, treated her like a little sister. They all lived in the same neighborhood.
But then tragedy struck. Jasmine called the police, claiming Autumn's uncle had tried to assault a minor. His girlfriend left him without a word. Jasmine and her family testified against him. Someone filmed her leaving in disheveled clothes and posted it online. She wept through her allegations, painting a vivid picture. Someone claimed to have found condoms on him. No one believed a word he said. The scandal exploded. He was suspended, attacked online, and eventually imprisoned for two years. When he got out, he was a ghost of the man he used to be.
And Jasmine? She took the compensation, transferred schools, and moved on like nothing happened. Autumn had asked her uncle what really happened. He never spoke a word. He took the truth to his grave.
Now, seeing that face again, a wave of fury surged through Autumn's veins. Her hands clenched the steering wheel until her knuckles turned white. That woman destroyed her uncle's life, yet she walked around carefree. This world was so unfair.
Autumn had never believed her uncle was capable of such a thing. Back then, she was too young to investigate. But now she was older, and she wouldn't let it go. She would dig into the truth. She would make Jasmine pay.
Then her grip loosened as she remembered what Luna had called Jasmine—her cousin. A cold smile tugged at Autumn's lips. Of course. Birds of a feather. Two peas in a pod playing the same game—like the farmer and the snake.
Without another glance, Autumn started the engine and drove away.
Jasmine glanced at the retreating car and asked Luna, "Who was that?"
Luna laughed dismissively. "Just someone irrelevant. Don't bother with her. Come on, let's go in."
She never took Autumn seriously. But sometimes, she had to keep up the good-girl act.
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After leaving the Lewis residence, the sky opened up. Rain poured down as Autumn waited at a red light. Her phone rang—it was Henry.
"Autumn, I heard your grandma got hurt. Is she alright?"
She watched the wipers sweep across the windshield. "She was discharged today. Are you planning to visit her?"
He had never gone to see Ginny, but he always asked. It showed he'd probably forgiven her a long time ago. He just couldn't swallow his pride.
He refused without hesitation. "No, as long as she's fine. Oh, right—I think I left something stewing. I better go check on it."
Before she could say more, he hung up. She sighed silently. The traffic light turned green, and she focused on the road. She was glad Keith hadn't told Henry about her cancer. At least she could breathe a little easier.
After grabbing a bowl of oatmeal, she arrived home around eight. To her surprise, Julian was there—the man who hadn't been back in days. They exchanged a glance, both expressionless.
She poured herself some water, took a few sips, and turned to head upstairs.
Julian narrowed his eyes. "I need to talk to you."
His first words to her in a long while. She figured it would be another scolding—on Luna's behalf.
His tone was flat. "I heard you went to Vanguard today. What were you doing there?"
Just as she expected. He'd heard it from Luna and came to interrogate her. Sometimes she truly admired Luna's skill—anything Autumn had, that woman found a way to take.
Autumn stayed calm. "Well, you fired me. I still need a job to survive, don't I?"
Julian studied her with a sharp gaze. "You think I can't afford to support you?"
When he first heard, he hadn't believed it. Autumn only had a bachelor's degree in electronic information engineering, and she'd been out of the field for three years. Vanguard only hired master's or PhDs. He didn't think she'd be qualified. But now that she admitted it herself, a subtle frown appeared on his face. She seemed different—not the docile woman who used to hang on his every word. Was this just another tactic to get his attention?
Autumn calmly pulled a folded letter from her bag, her lips curling into a mocking smile. "You're suing me, forcing me to repay a million dollars, and now you say you'd support me?"
As she tugged out the letter, a few other documents slipped out—her diagnosis and the divorce agreement—falling right at Julian's feet.
Her heart skipped a beat. She dropped down in a panic to gather them. The cooling-off period for the divorce was nearly over. She couldn't let anything go wrong now.
Julian hesitated for a second, then crouched to help her collect the scattered papers. Just as his hand reached for one, Autumn snatched it away. But he caught a glimpse of the title—Diagnosis.
She stuffed both the diagnosis and the agreement back into her bag, finally letting out a breath. But it had barely left her lips when Julian's voice dropped low.
"What are you so nervous about? That was your diagnosis?"
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
Oh, what a gut-wrenching chapter! The layers of Autumn's past keep unfolding, and each one cuts deeper. The revelation about Jasmine Far and her uncle's tragic story is devastating—it shows how innocent lives can be destroyed by lies. And now Autumn, already battling cancer and a failing marriage, is carrying this fiery resolve for justice. The tension at the end with Julian glimpsing her diagnosis is masterful—my heart was pounding. This chapter balances heartbreak, rage, and suspense perfectly.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.7 / 5 Stars
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## Next Chapter Prediction
Julian has seen the word "Diagnosis." Will he press Autumn for answers? Or will he dismiss it, too proud to care? Meanwhile, Autumn is determined to investigate Jasmine Far—could she uncover the truth about her uncle's case? And with the divorce cooling-off period almost over, the clock is ticking. I predict a clash of secrets and confrontations in the next chapter!
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