# Chapter 508: The Unwelcome Visitor Returns
Hello everyone, it’s me again! How are you all doing today? I hope you’re ready for another intense chapter of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews," because the drama is far from over. In this chapter, we see old wounds reopened, new revelations about Austin’s past cruelties, and a confrontation that leaves everyone on edge. Let’s dive right in.
Nara quickly waved her hand when Gary offered to help them move to his place. Matias also spoke up, his tone calm but firm. "Don't bother. The issue has already been resolved. The Gill family won't be bothering us anymore."
Gary froze, his brow furrowing in confusion. "Resolved? How? Did they just let you go that easily?" He let out a heavy sigh, his eyes full of worry as he turned to Nara. "Nara, don’t think too highly of people. I know every one of those Gill family members—Austin and Jackson especially. None of them are good news."
His voice grew indignant. "You probably don’t know, but Jackson has bullied so many people in the Freeman Sect. I heard just recently he almost violated a young woman. And Austin? He’s even worse. He’s been acting like the crown prince of Clance, not taking anyone seriously. His private life is a mess. Recently, he tarnished Mrs. Olsen’s reputation—you know, Mary, the wife of Ellis from the Davis family." Gary shook his head with a sigh. "The lady’s position in the Davis family was already shaky. After Austin slandered her, her days in the Olsen household became unbearable. Everyone started suspecting her child wasn’t Ellis’s. They went through a divorce… and Mary lost her baby because of it."
Nara listened, her jaw tightening. She lowered her head, her fists clenched so hard her knuckles turned white. Matias let out a long, weary sigh beside her.
Gary continued, his voice growing more urgent. "And what about your brother? I just heard from the aunt in the neighborhood that Jackson broke his leg. Do you think he’d dare act like that without Austin backing him? Without Austin’s approval? So don’t think this matter is truly over. Someone as vindictive as Austin will keep it in mind. He’s got something else planned, you mark my words."
He stepped closer, his face etched with concern. "Why don’t you both come with me? Stay at my place. Our family may not be the wealthiest, but Austin wouldn’t dare come to my house to bully you. My mom and Lady Gill are distant relatives—in a way, she’s his elder. Though, to be honest, he’s never respected her, not since he was a child."
Nara’s expression darkened. She stared at Gary incredulously, then picked up a notebook and scribbled: *"Is what you’re saying true?"*
Gary blinked. "What?"
She wrote again, her handwriting sharp: *"What you said about the Davis family and the Olsen family—was Austin involved?"*
Gary nodded. "Yes."
Nara’s fists tightened further. Disappointment flooded her eyes. She slowly lowered her head, then let out a quiet sigh. Waving dismissively, she wrote: *"Please go home. I’m fine. I want to rest."*
Gary opened his mouth to protest, but Matias cut in, sensing Nara’s distress. "You should leave. Don’t worry about our family’s issues."
After a long hesitation, Gary reluctantly nodded. "Alright, I’ll go. Nara, get some rest. I’ll come check on you another day."
Nara nodded.
But Gary couldn’t leave without one last worry. "Are you sure you’re okay? You don’t look well. Let me take you to the hospital!"
Matias interjected, his voice tinged with irritation. "We just came back from the hospital. If there were any issues, the doctor would have said so. Please don’t trouble yourself."
Gary still looked torn. "No, Matias, I’m worried about Nara. Maybe I should stay. I’m afraid Austin will come again!"
Matias shook his head. "It’s alright. He won’t make things difficult for us."
Gary waved his hand frantically. "You think just because he forced Nara to jump off the building, this is over? No! Austin is malicious. Even after what happened, he won’t let you off—"
He was cut off by a voice from the doorway. "Hello…"
Gary whipped around. His face went pale as he saw Austin standing there. Instinctively, he stepped in front of Nara, arms outstretched, his voice trembling. "You… what are you doing here again? Austin, let me tell you, my mother is your mother’s distant cousin. Our families are related. Don’t mess around…"
Austin stared at him, a flicker of recognition in his eyes. "You’re… Gary?"
"Y-yes! That’s me!" Gary’s voice shook, but he didn’t move aside. "I’m warning you, don’t think about bullying Nara again!"
Austin was speechless. He almost rolled his eyes. He took a step forward.
Gary’s legs nearly gave out. He remembered Austin’s cruel methods all too well. Trembling, he looked like a deer caught in headlights.
Matias couldn’t help but twitch his mouth in annoyance. He glared at Austin. "Why are you here?"
Austin faced Matias with a mixture of guilt and hostility. As children, he and his sister had been closest. They made promises, and when their older brothers mistreated them, his sister always stood up for him. His affection for her ran deep. So although he was grateful to Matias for saving his sister, the thought that Matias had stolen her love—that she now only acknowledged this one brother—filled him with unbearable jealousy.
He sneered. "Why can’t I come here?"
Matias frowned. "This is my house. You’re not welcome."
Austin’s smirk widened. "Just because you say I’m not welcome doesn’t mean I can’t come. Well, I’m here. What are you going to do about it?"
"You—" Matias was infuriated by Austin’s brazen attitude.
Gary, still trembling, suddenly grabbed a nearby broom. "Austin, I’m telling you, don’t you dare bully Nara again! I’ll protect her today! You’d better leave. Otherwise… otherwise, I won’t be so civil!"
Austin took another step forward, his voice cold. "And what exactly will you do to me?"
The menace in his tone sent Gary stumbling backward. The broom clattered to the floor. He crouched down, covering his head, his voice a terrified whisper. "Don’t hit me… please don’t hit me…"
Austin scoffed, looking down at the cowering man. "I’m not here to bully Nara today. And I won’t bully her in the future, either."
Gary looked up, disbelief in his eyes. "How is that possible? Do you think I’d believe that?"
Austin took a deep breath. "Do you know what my relationship with Nara is?"
The question hung in the air, heavy with unspoken secrets.
## Reader’s Impressions & Star Rating
What a tension-filled chapter! The emotional rollercoaster is real—Gary’s sincere but terrified protectiveness, Nara’s silent rage at learning the full extent of Austin’s cruelty, and Austin’s unexpected arrival with that loaded question. The revelation about Mary Olsen’s tragic story adds a dark layer to Austin’s character. And that cliffhanger! Austin’s question implies a hidden connection that could change everything. I felt Nara’s despair and Matias’s frustration so vividly. The writing keeps you hooked from start to finish.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.7 / 5 Stars
## Next Chapter Prediction
I predict that Austin will reveal the truth about his relationship with Nara—likely that she is his long-lost sister. This will shock everyone, especially Gary and Matias. But it might also trigger a painful conversation about past betrayals and whether Austin can ever be forgiven for his actions. Expect emotional fireworks and maybe a fragile attempt at reconciliation.
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