# Chapter 456 – 460: The Painful Truth of Family Ties
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 456 – 460 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews". This chapter is an emotional rollercoaster that will tug at your heartstrings and leave you breathless with its revelations. Let's dive into this unforgettable story!
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## The Shattering Revelation
Nara stood frozen, the phone pressed against her ear, the words echoing in her mind like thunderclaps. *Find his sister... Lady Gill had just been saying they needed to find her daughter too... That person claimed to be her family member had come to look for her... Could she be the person Austin and Lady Gill were searching for?*
With trembling fingers, she hung up the phone, her world tilting on its axis.
Austin paced anxiously beside Lady Gill, his voice laced with worry. "Mom, my sister hung up again. What is she doing? Is she busy working? Or is she ill and having surgery here? I'll try calling her again!"
Lady Gill's brow furrowed, a storm of concern swirling in her eyes.
Nara watched them both, her heart pounding against her ribs. She turned off her phone.
When Austin dialed again and heard the "switched off" prompt, panic seized him. "Mom, what's wrong with my sister? Didn't we agree to meet?"
Lady Gill's voice trembled. "If she's busy with work, it's fine, but if she's sick... what kind of illness is it? Can it be cured?"
Their anxiety should have moved Nara, but instead, it felt like bitter irony. She stared at Austin, memories flooding back like a tidal wave.
## The Childhood That Was Stolen
As Nara slowly approached Austin, he noticed her and frowned. "What do you want? Dumb mute, aren't you leaving? Why are you still lingering here? Haven't you bumped your head enough?"
His harsh words struck her like physical blows. Yet instead of pain, they unlocked a door to the past—a scorching summer day when she was just three years old.
*"Little sister, where are you hiding? I can't find you! Be careful of the bugs when I'm not around to protect you..."*
Her brother's voice, sweet and caring, lured her from behind a bush. She peeked out, a smile on her tiny lips.
Then she saw the kidnapper rushing toward her brother.
"Austin!" she screamed, rushing out with all the strength her small body could muster. She grabbed the kidnapper's leg, refusing to let go. When he tried to shake her off, she bit down, holding on with desperate determination.
"Let go of your brother! Let go of me!" the kidnapper growled.
She heard her brother's cries for help, but she couldn't see if he was freed. She could only cling tighter, bite harder.
Then the kidnapper shouted, "Damn it! Run!" and she was thrown into a vehicle.
She pounded against the window, screaming, crying, as her brother ran after the van, tears streaming down his face.
"Sister!" he cried.
"Austin!" she wailed.
"Don't be afraid! I will protect you! Don't worry... I'll come to find you... I won't let anyone harm you..."
But the van drove away, and eventually, because she was too noisy, the kidnappers threw her out onto the ground, her head bleeding, her memories shattered.
When she woke up, she saw Matias, a boy about the same age as Austin, who gently touched her head and said, "Don't be scared. I'm here..."
Matias took her home, cared for her, worked to pay for her schooling. They became each other's everything.
## The Cruel Present
Now, standing before Austin and Lady Gill, Nara felt the past crash into the present. Tears streamed down her cheeks as she reached out and clasped Austin's hand, her voice hoarse. "Austin..."
But Austin flung her hand away with disgust. "What are you doing? You stupid mute, you're filthy!"
She stumbled back, staring at him in disbelief.
"What bad luck! If my clothes get dirty because of your touch, my sister may ignore me when she sees me. If that happens, I definitely won't let you off the hook!"
Nara looked at him, unable to reconcile the cold man before her with the brother who once promised to protect her.
Then Lady Gill's eyes turned cold. "Keep away from my son! Don't infect him with your muteness! If it weren't for you, how could our family and the Olsens have come to such a stage?!"
She ordered the bodyguards, "Get these two out of here, now! Remember her face. From now on, they are both banned from entering our hospital!"
Keira spoke coldly, "We can leave ourselves."
Nara's eyes brimmed with tears, but a cold laugh escaped her lips. She held Keira's arm and walked out, not glancing back at Austin or Lady Gill.
*With a mother and a brother like them... Good riddance!*
## A Gilded Cage of Misunderstanding
Austin didn't recognize his sister. He pulled out his phone to redial, muttering, "Mom, is my sister living in such poverty that she can't pay her phone bill? Or maybe her phone isn't good enough and ran out of battery!"
With teary eyes, he continued, "She must have suffered a lot."
Lady Gill agreed, "We must find her as soon as possible. We have to make it up to her!"
Jackson, lying on his hospital bed, watched Nara's retreating figure with a dark smirk, gloating inwardly.
## Keira's Gentle Care
After leaving the hospital, Keira saw Nara's dejected spirit. She took her hand and said, "Why don't you submit a resume to the Nora Research Institute?"
Nara smiled bitterly but nodded. She didn't want to burden others.
Keira drove her to the alley entrance, but Nara insisted on walking the rest alone. She washed her face at the water pipe, then waited until after six in the evening before entering her house.
From around the corner, Keira and Lewis watched as Nara's voice, cheerful and bright, called out, "Ah!"
Matias asked, "How was the internship today?"
Then he noticed her wound. "What happened to your hand? Has someone injured you?"
Through sign language, Nara told him she was fine, just tired from work. Matias hobbled to stir the dinner on the stove, having made her favorite chicken wings.
Keira's heart ached for the girl. She turned to Lewis. "We should arrange for someone to protect them."
Lewis nodded. "Let's protect them for now."
## The Hunt for the Sister
Back at the hospital, the bodyguards checked every medical staff and patient near Nara's age, but none matched the phone number Austin had. Not a single one was a Gill family member.
Austin paced anxiously. "Mom, what's going on? My sister was here. How could she have disappeared?"
Lady Gill frowned, suddenly thinking, "Could it be... before we got here, many people must have left the hospital. Did she leave already?"
"There's surveillance at the entrance. We'll check!" Austin insisted.
"This hospital department has several entrances and exits. Searching will take time."
"But we still have to check!" Austin's voice cracked. "Because we finally got news about my little sister."
Lady Gill's mind drifted to Keira and that girl named Nara. She frowned but dismissed the thought. Still, she warned Austin, "Don't bully girls like the one we just saw ever again! Understand?"
Austin pouted. "I never bullied her. I only did that because she caused Jackson's injury..."
## Ellis's Belated Sorrow
Meanwhile, Keira and Lewis returned to the South residence, where Ellis stood in the darkness, staring up at Mary's window.
Keira couldn't help but speak bluntly. "Ellis, go back. Mary won't see you."
"I know," Ellis said indifferently. "I just want to be here with her."
"Ellis, have you ever heard a saying?"
"What?"
"Belated affection is worthless."
Ellis froze, stiffened, and said nothing more.
Keira walked into the house, leaving Lewis behind. Lewis paused by Ellis, clearing his throat. "I warned you before. I told you the child was yours."
Ellis gave a bitter smile, offering no further explanation.
## The Storm Within
Inside, Keira fumed as she sat at the dining table. Lewis picked up a piece of spare rib for her, then thoughtfully mentioned, "Actually, Ellis did three tests..."
Keira's sharp eyes cut him off. "So what?"
Lewis coughed, quickly changing the subject to avoid creating a rift between them over Ellis's affairs. "All three tests pointed to azoospermia, which suggests a problem. Do you think it could be related to the South family?"
Keira was startled. "Why would you say that?"
"Because the first task the South family gave you was to have Ellis marry Mary. Ellis has remained unmarried all these years because of the condition. It's as if they were increasing the difficulty of your task."
Keira stroked her chin, finding the idea plausible. But then she asked sardonically, "So what you're saying is, Ellis did what he did because of his condition? Then do you think Mary should forgive him?"
Lewis was dumbfounded as the topic circled back. He quickly shook his head. "Of course, she can't forgive him yet! Even if Ellis was deceived, he should have trusted Mary. If it were you, I would have trusted you without hesitation."
Keira raised an eyebrow. "What do you mean she can't forgive him yet?"
Lewis was speechless, barely saved by Mary's arrival.
Mary sat at the dining table, eating absentmindedly, her gaze drifting toward the front gate. She knew Ellis was outside.
Keira curled her lips. "Mary, ignore him. If he stands outside and refuses to leave, it would be best if a bolt of lightning struck him dead!"
A streak of lightning flashed immediately.
Keira was dumbfounded. But soon the downpour began, soaking Ellis within seconds.
Mary paused but didn't speak. She finished her soup and set down the bowl. "I'm full."
"Have a little more. You're eating for two now."
"I don't have an appetite."
Mary finally looked out the window. "Keira, can you..."
"Yes, I will send him away right now."
## The Unforgivable Past
Keira walked into the heavy rain with an umbrella and reached Ellis, who was already soaked to the bone.
"Ellis, are you forcing Mary?"
"I'm not."
"By standing here, aren't you forcing her or me to let you in?"
Ellis looked at her with hopeful eyes. "So can I come in..."
"You can't." Keira coldly refused. "You being here distracts Mary. She just had a miscarriage; her body is weak and needs proper rest. Are you sure you still want to be here?"
Ellis was taken aback.
"At the very least, give her some more time to think about it. This happened just yesterday, and you're already pressuring her to forgive you today. Do you think that's possible?"
Ellis's fingers tightened. He slowly raised his head to look toward the second floor, where a shadow appeared at the window.
"Sister, do you think Mary will ever forgive me?"
"I don't know. If it were me, I probably wouldn't forgive you. But Mary... I'm not sure. She's always been a free-spirited person. Even Lewis, when he was indecisive between his old flame and me, I chose to withdraw. If Lewis dared to treat me the way you did Mary, I would definitely leave."
Ellis chuckled bitterly. "I'm just afraid she won't forgive me."
"But if you stay here, she definitely won't sleep well tonight."
After saying that, Keira put the umbrella in Ellis's hand, turned around, and saw Lewis standing behind in his pajamas, holding an umbrella.
She immediately took shelter under Lewis's umbrella, and the two entered the living room.
Lewis looked down at her without speaking. He had said he would walk every step of the way with her from now on. These few steps were part of that journey.
Keira turned around and saw Ellis holding the umbrella, silently walking toward the doorway.
She breathed a sigh of relief. "If he really stood here all night, Mary definitely wouldn't be able to sleep. I'm genuinely worried about her child..."
## Dreams of Family
Later, as Keira and Lewis checked on the sleeping Amy, Lewis asked, "Do you like kids that much?"
"Yes," Keira replied. "They're so innocent and cute! They have no worries in their eyes."
Lewis lowered his voice. "Then, how about a few more in the future?"
"Well, if you can get pregnant, I don't mind having a few more," Keira teased.
Lewis paused slightly, then sighed quietly. *Indeed, how could a woman with Keira's personality be willing to have children for him?*
But then Keira spoke lazily again. "One boy and one girl is enough."
Lewis was surprised, his eyes lighting up. "Then should we have a boy first, or a girl first?"
"Either is fine. Do you prefer a boy or a girl?"
"As long as it's a child you give birth to, I'll like it."
Keira rolled her eyes. "Mr. Horton, do you know what you look like right now?"
"What?"
"A lovesick boy."
Lewis chuckled. "Lovesickness is the best betrothal gift a man can have."
That night, Keira paid the price for her teasing. When the first round ended, she found herself pulled back into Lewis's arms.
"Can we stop for today?"
"No," Lewis's voice was hoarse. "I can't help it."
"You need to show some restraint. This is bad for your health."
"I know," Lewis's kisses fell again. "But I'm in love."
Afterward, exhausted, Keira could barely move her fingers, but Lewis still held her tightly.
He lay beside her, then quietly got up and took his phone to the balcony, dialing Tom's number.
"Check on the Gill family for me..."
"Check for what?"
"Everything."
Tom was taken aback. "And then?"
"Acquire it."
"Boss, Horton Group can't take over the Gill family. Are you going to use overseas power?"
"Yes."
"But Boss, didn't you say before you wouldn't touch domestic families? Are you not afraid of exposing your identity by doing this now?"
Lewis sneered. "That's for you to worry about."
"... Alright."
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
This chapter was absolutely heart-wrenching! The moment Nara realized she was the sister Austin and Lady Gill were searching for, only to be cruelly rejected by them, was devastating. The childhood flashbacks added so much depth to her pain—the brother who once promised to protect her had become the man who called her "filthy." The irony is almost unbearable. Meanwhile, Ellis's belated regret and Mary's silent suffering, along with Keira and Lewis's tender moments, created a perfect emotional balance. Lewis's decision to acquire the Gill family shows his fierce protection of Keira, and his subtle reminder about Ellis's azoospermia tests hints at a larger conspiracy. This chapter masterfully weaves together family drama, painful revelations, and the hope of new beginnings.
⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
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## Next Chapter Prediction
Now that Lewis has set his sights on acquiring the Gill family, the power struggle is about to escalate. Will his overseas connections be enough to take down the Gills? More importantly, will Austin and Lady Gill ever discover that the "dumb mute" they treated so cruelly is actually the sister they've been desperately searching for? And with the truth about Ellis's azoospermia tests possibly linked to the South family, darker secrets are lurking beneath the surface. Keira's mission to cooperate with the five major families hangs in the balance—and her mother's life depends on it. Brace yourselves for a storm of revelations!
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