# Chapter 356: The Wedding Night That Wasn't
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 356 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews." This chapter is a whirlwind of emotions—bitter confrontations, hidden fears, and a shocking twist that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about Ellis Olsen. Let's dive in!
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Victoria had left the scene, but just as the silence settled, Ellis's voice called out to Uncle Olsen again. "It's about Keera..." Uncle Olsen, weary from the endless search, quipped back with his usual sarcasm: "What now? Have you found out if she's the illegitimate daughter of your dad or your second uncle?" Ellis's mouth twitched slightly, holding back a secret. "I'll tell you in person when you come back!" He didn't want to give away too much, lest the older man get too excited and rush home overnight.
Uncle Olsen grunted, cursing him affectionately: "Now you've learned to be mysterious?" But Ellis could hear that his uncle's mood seemed lighter. So he pressed: "How's your business going? Any news of Lady South?" At that, Uncle Olsen fell silent—a silence that spoke louder than any words. Ellis broke the quiet, urging him to come home and rest. "She can't have escaped to outer space, right?" Uncle Olsen simply replied, "Got it," and the call ended. But Ellis's worry lingered. Had those people killed her? The thought weighed heavier with every passing moment.
He turned back toward the bridal chamber and strode in. What he found there broke the fragile peace: Mary had already removed her wedding dress and makeup, exchanging them for a conservatively styled nightgown. Her eyes were downcast, her voice ice-cold: "You take the bed. I'll sleep on the sofa." That frosty demeanor ignited a fire in Ellis. "Mary, I didn't marry you to be a decoration!" He scoffed, walking toward the bed. "Tonight is our wedding night. Surely you wouldn't want to upset me, would you?"
Mary tensed. "What do you want?" His gaze lowered, sharp as a blade. "If you don't want a divorce, then remember to please me! We're supposed to be celebrating, not mourning. Who gave you permission to scowl?" Mary clenched her fists, her knuckles white. Did this man truly not understand why she was so cold? After all the humiliation he had put her through, how could she possibly greet him with a smile?
Then, in a moment that stunned even her, Mary took a deep breath and said, "Ellis, since you don't trust me that much, let's get a divorce after the child is born." Ellis frowned, disbelief etched on his face. She had orchestrated this whole charade just to marry him, hadn't she? A divorce?
But before he could argue, Mary walked to the side and pulled out two divorce papers from her bag. On them, it was clearly stated: she would leave with the child after giving birth, without a single cent, her name already signed. Her demeanor didn't seem feigned. Ellis stood up abruptly. "Do you really want a divorce?" Mary nodded, her voice steady but hollow. "This marriage is a constraint for both of us. You don't want to be cuckolded, so wait for the child to be born, and then we can divorce." Nine months, she thought—enough time for Keera to complete her mission. Then she would truly be free.
But Ellis snatched the papers and tossed them onto the table. "Mary, what game are you playing? After finally marrying me, would you be willing to let go and divorce me? Is this a stratagem to retreat in order to advance?" Mary gave a bitter smile. "I've already signed the divorce papers. What games could I possibly play?" He sneered, his pride stinging. "Who knows? You went to great lengths to marry me, and on our wedding night, you tell me you want a divorce... Don't you think that's strange? Maybe there's a trap in this contract. I'll have my lawyer look at it before we proceed!"
With that, he took the contract and walked out. At the doorway, he turned back, forcing a cold laugh to salvage his pride. "Mary, you're truly unworthy of Mrs. Olsen's position! You're not planning to taint the Olsen family's bloodline with this child. At least you have that much self-awareness!" He stormed off, but Mary thought she saw something odd—he seemed disheveled, almost as if he was fleeing. But how could that be? He had never wanted to marry her in the first place. Why would he be reluctant to divorce?
She sat alone on the bed, looking around the room decorated with joy and happiness. On such a wedding night, she was utterly alone. A pitiful bride indeed.
Ellis, meanwhile, drove straight to a bar. He found a private room, called his lawyer, and tossed the contract at him. "Take a look at this for me. Is there any trap in here?" The lawyer, bewildered at being summoned in the middle of the night, quickly scanned the two-page document. "There's no trap. This contract is very favorable to you. Mrs. Davis is leaving without taking anything except the child. She won't take anything else that belongs to you." Ellis was stunned. "She's serious?" The lawyer looked confused. "Mr. Ellis, what do you mean?"
Ellis cast his gaze downward, silent. Why did Mary want a divorce? Was it because once the child was born, a DNA test could reveal it wasn't his? Then she would get away scot-free. The thought made him slam his glass down onto the table furiously. What was she really trying to say?!
He raked his fingers through his hair, feeling like he was going crazy. Yet, thinking of Mary's resolute manner and the way she always insisted the child was his, doubt began to creep in. Could the child really be his? But what about the diagnosis?
He tapped his fingers against the couch, his mind drifting back to when he was 18 years old. The medical check-up had diagnosed him with oligospermia. He had been in treatment ever since—giving up his beloved horses, remaining unmarried. But it was to no avail. Yet now, a chilling thought crossed his mind: could there have been a mistake? He had always been examined at the hospital owned by his family, to keep his condition private. What if...?
With a new resolve, Ellis suddenly spoke: "Do you know of any reliable andrology clinics?" The lawyer was taken aback. "Yes, what about it?" Ellis looked down, his voice low but firm. "Find one for me now. I'm going to get tested tonight!"
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
This chapter is a masterpiece of emotional tension! The wedding night that should have been romantic turned into a battlefield of pride, mistrust, and hidden fears. Mary's cold resolve and Ellis's desperate attempt to salvage his ego were heartbreaking to witness. But the real shocker came at the end—Ellis finally questioning his own medical diagnosis! That moment of doubt changes everything. I loved how the author peeled back layers of his character, showing that behind his arrogance lies a man terrified of being wrong. The pacing was perfect, and the cliffhanger left me breathless.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
## Next Chapter Prediction
I predict that Ellis will go to the andrology clinic and get tested—and the results will shatter everything he believed about himself. If the diagnosis was wrong, then Mary's child is truly his, and he has been torturing her for nothing. This revelation will send him spiraling into guilt and desperation. He'll race back to the bridal chamber, but will Mary still be there? Or has she already left, taking their child with her? One thing is certain: the truth is about to explode, and nothing will ever be the same for the Olsens!
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