# Chapter 520: She's My Daughter! The Crushing Weight of Truth and Unforgivable Wounds
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing today? I hope you're ready for another emotional rollercoaster, because Chapter 520 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire" delivers gut-wrenching revelations, raw confrontations, and the bitter taste of truth that nobody was prepared to swallow. Let me walk you through this unforgettable chapter that will leave you breathless!
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The moment Lady Gill's voice cut through the tension like a blade, the world seemed to freeze. "She's my daughter!!" Those four words shattered every assumption, every preconceived notion, and every ounce of arrogance that had filled the room moments before.
Mrs. Spencer's face drained of color as her gaze bounced between Nara and Lady Gill like a trapped animal searching for escape. Her eyes grew wide, pupils dilating with sheer terror as the horrifying realization dawned on her. Gary stood frozen, his mouth slightly agape, while Nara remained still as a statue, her mind struggling to process the chaos unfolding around her.
Lady Gill pointed directly at Nara, her finger trembling with righteous fury as she turned to Mrs. Spencer. "Did you slap my daughter?"
Mrs. Spencer's instinct was to deny everything, to shake her head and pretend this nightmare wasn't happening. But Lady Gill's next words pinned her like a butterfly to a board. "If it wasn't you, was it your son?"
Mrs. Spencer's head froze mid-shake. She couldn't deny it anymore. Her knees buckled beneath her as if the weight of her own sins had finally crushed her, and she collapsed heavily to the ground. "Cousin, I'm sorry. I was the one who hit her!"
The sound of her palm striking her own cheek echoed through the room. "I'm so sorry! Cousin, please forgive us!"
Lady Gill remained motionless, her face carved from stone.
Mrs. Spencer's other hand flew to her left cheek, striking with desperate force. "It was all my fault! I didn't know Nara was Miss Gill. I thought she had offended the Gill family, so I wanted to vent anger on your behalf..."
Another slap. "Cousin, I was such a fool. Please forgive me for this once!"
Gary could no longer watch his mother grovel. He rushed forward, trying to pull her up. "Mom, it's my fault. Please get up."
But Mrs. Spencer wouldn't rise. She knew better.
Gary turned to Lady Gill, then glanced at Nara. His fists clenched so tightly his knuckles turned white. An unprecedented wave of shame crashed over him, drowning every ounce of superiority he had ever felt. Just moments ago, when his mother had suggested making Nara his mistress, he had been tempted. He had thought himself generous, doing Nara a charity by accepting her. He planned to give her everything except marriage, believing he was bestowing a gift upon her.
But now, stripped of his false superiority, watching his own mother kneel before Lady Gill begging for mercy, seeing Nara suddenly transformed into Miss Gill... he felt utterly powerless.
He turned to Nara, tears streaming down his face. "Nara, could you please ask Lady Gill to drop the matter?"
Nara's fists clenched. A bitter smile touched her lips as she lowered her eyes. Why should she back down? Where was Gary when his mother was pressuring her? Where was his intervention when they were crushing her spirit?
She stepped back, turning toward Lady Gill, about to write something...
Then chaos erupted.
"Fuck!" Austin's voice roared like thunder as he charged forward like a storm wind. He grabbed Gary's collar and began pummeling him mercilessly. "That's for bullying my sister! How dare you do such things to her?! I'll kill you, you bastard!"
Mrs. Spencer screamed, desperately trying to pull Austin away, but he was immovable, fueled by rage. Her desperate eyes found Nara, and she rushed over, grabbing Nara's hand. "Nara, for all the care Gary took of you in college, please spare him! Just this once! I beg you! Please!"
She dropped to her knees, kowtowing repeatedly before Nara.
Nara stared at Mrs. Spencer, her mind flashing back to moments ago when this same woman had been pressuring her, demanding she become Gary's mistress. Now she knelt here, begging. The bitter irony was almost too much to bear.
Nara stepped forward and pushed Austin.
Startled, Austin jumped back, looking at her with confusion. "Barbara, scum like him deserves a beating! Don't intervene. Even if I kill him, no one will think twice about it!"
But Nara shook her head firmly. She looked down at Gary, bleeding on the ground, then pulled out her paper and pen. "He hasn't done things that deserve death."
Austin's expression darkened with ruthlessness. "He bullied you, so he deserves to die! Rest assured, I'll make him regret this for the rest of his life!"
Nara stared at him, and for a moment, fear flickered through her eyes. Austin's current image overlapped with the devil who had driven her to the edge of the hospital rooftop. She took a step back, trembling.
Lady Gill intervened immediately. "That's enough!"
Seeing Nara's pale face, Austin dared not strike Gary again. He turned to the crumpled man on the floor, now bloody and bruised. "Get lost!"
Mrs. Spencer scrambled to help her son up. "Son, are you okay?"
Gary wiped blood from his mouth, his gaze still locked on Nara, unable to look away. He stood frozen even as his mother tugged at him.
Austin raised his fist. "Why are you still here? Do you want to taste my fist again?!"
Gary finally spoke, his voice cracking. "Nara, I know I was wrong. Can you forgive me? I really am sorry!"
Mrs. Spencer looked at Nara with desperate hope.
Nara turned to glance at Gary, his face streaked with tears and blood. "Nara, I know I've wronged you, but I truly love you. I didn't want to lose you, so I lost my mind for a moment. Nara... I'm sorry. Can you forgive me, please?"
But Nara's expression remained cold as she wrote, "Gary, I'll never forget how you and your mother forced me to become your mistress. You've become unrecognizable. We're over."
Before she finished, Gary tried to interrupt, but Mrs. Spencer quickly stopped him. "Gary, don't interrupt Miss Gill. Look at what she wants to tell you..."
Nara handed him the paper, feeling a profound sense of irony. When she was merely Nara, she never had the chance to write or speak. Every time she tried to explain herself, they impatiently silenced her. But now that she was Miss Gill, she could write a long passage, and they would wait patiently.
Was status really that important?
Gary read the words, completely stunned. His face crumbled as he looked at Nara, desperate to speak, but Austin's fierce warning cut him off. "Get lost! If you don't leave now, I won't show you any mercy!!"
Mrs. Spencer grabbed Gary, trying to drag him away, but he suddenly pushed her aside and rushed to Nara. "Nara, can't you give me one more chance? I really like you and can't afford to lose you!"
Nara struggled to pry his hands away, but Gary clung desperately, knowing once she broke free, all hope was lost.
Lady Gill held Austin back as he tried to intervene.
Nara looked toward Lady Gill and shook her head vigorously. Austin sneered. "That's how it should be. That scumbag has been a loser and a coward since childhood. Nara, you must stay away from someone like that!"
He stepped forward, grabbing Gary's arm and forcefully pushing him away. Gary's fingers gradually slipped from Nara's hand until there was nothing left to hold onto.
Mrs. Spencer grabbed her son. "Son, let's go. We can't afford to provoke the Gill family... Stop pestering Miss Gill!"
But Gary's eyes burned with desperation and rage. He stepped forward again, refusing to look at Austin, his gaze fixed on Nara. "Nara! Does our year of friendship at the university mean nothing compared to a moment of folly when I lost my head? You're so noble and so stubborn! You refuse to forgive me; what about them then?!"
His voice grew more aggrieved as he pointed at Lady Gill and Austin. "Now that you're Miss Gill, you look down on me, right? So you refuse to give me a chance! And these two people are the ones who caused all of today's disasters!!"
Gary's eyes turned red as he stared fixedly at Nara. "If it weren't for the Gill family's bullying, my mother wouldn't have treated you that way! If we hadn't mistakenly believed that you offended the Gill family, my mother wouldn't have opposed us! If it weren't for the immense power of the Gill family, my mother wouldn't have made me betray you for 'Miss Gill'! The hurt I caused you was just an insignificant, emotional one, but what about them?"
His voice cracked with pain. "They forced you to jump from a building, trampled your dignity underfoot, and tread it all over the ground! Just because you become Miss Gill, which gives you such a high status, are you going to forgive them?"
Gary moaned. "Why can you forgive their mistakes but not mine? Why?!"
Austin's fury exploded. He grabbed Gary by his clothes. "Shut your mouth! A scumbag like you should stop stirring up trouble between my sister and me!"
But Gary had reached his breaking point. He screamed with all his strength, pouring out years of suppressed grievances. "What about you?! Why do you have the nerve to accuse me?! Are you calling me a scumbag?!"
He glared at Austin. "Ever since you were little, everyone in Clance knew about your character. It's common knowledge! You're nothing but a despicable scoundrel, a deadbeat, but people like you can be forgiven. I just made a mistake in a moment of passion. Why can't I be forgiven?! Nara, why?! Just because my family isn't as good as the Gill family?"
Lady Gill hastily turned to look at Nara. Austin also turned.
But Nara stood there, her spine straight as an arrow, unbreakable like bamboo. She took out her paper and pen and wrote slowly, deliberately, "I have never forgiven Austin and the Gill family, nor will I forgive you, ever."
The words hit like a thunderbolt.
Gary said in disbelief, "You haven't forgiven them? How is that possible? Then why are you here?"
Nara wrote, "I came here to clarify that I'm the Miss Gill your mother speaks of. It was for you. But now, it seems unnecessary."
Gary's eyes widened as defeat washed over him. "Is that so? So that's how it is?"
Mrs. Spencer grabbed her son's arm, desperate to escape before more damage was done. She knew exactly how fixated Lady Gill and Austin were on Miss Gill, and Gary's words had crossed every line imaginable. The Spencer family was finished.
Gary looked utterly desolate as his mother dragged him out of the house and into their car, driving away in disgrace.
At that moment, Keira and Lewis arrived at the entrance, witnessing the aftermath. Gary and Mrs. Spencer looked like they were mourning a death. Keira told Lewis to stop the car, watching from a distance.
Austin stared at Nara intensely, tears brimming in his eyes. "Nara, what do you mean by that? Are you going to ignore me forever?"
Nara didn't look at him. She turned to Lady Gill, gesturing farewell, then wrote to Austin, "Don't come to disturb me again, thank you."
She turned and walked away.
But after just two steps, Austin grabbed her arm. "Barbara, you can't leave. I'm your brother. You can't refuse to forgive me!"
Nara shook her head.
Suddenly, Austin's legs buckled. He knelt before Nara.
The man who had never bowed to anyone—who had been beaten half to death by Ellis after slandering Mary, who had faced Keira and Lewis's fury without yielding—now knelt before his sister.
"If you don't forgive me, I won't stand up."
Nara's eyes filled with tears too. She looked at Austin, but what flashed through her mind was the terror of leaping from the rooftop, those two seconds of utter despair... a despair bestowed upon her by Austin.
How could she forgive him?
The wounds on her body still throbbed with pain. The doctor had told her her womb was damaged, perhaps rendering her unable to have children for the rest of her life. Growing up thinking she was an orphan, she had longed for family, dreamed of having many children. Austin had killed that dream.
How could she forgive him?!
Nara wiped the tears from her eyes, took a step back, and wrote something before handing the paper to Austin. Then she turned and walked away.
Austin read the words: "Then just kneel there."
He was stunned. He leaped to his feet, charging toward Nara, but seeing her covered in injuries, bandages wrapped around her arm, he dared not apply any force. He could only watch helplessly as she walked out, knowing once she left, she would never return.
"Mom, stop her now..." Austin pleaded.
But Lady Gill's face was already streaked with tears. She watched Nara with despair, her body trembling with sobs. She didn't dare stop her daughter. She knew Nara had been headstrong and determined since childhood, and once she made up her mind, she would never turn back.
"Stop bothering your sister. She'll never come home again."
Austin shook his head violently. "No, I want Barbara to come home. I want my little sister..."
Then his eyes lit up with desperate inspiration. "I know what we should do! There's Keera! She's my sister's lifesaver. Let her talk to Barbara. My sister will surely come home."
Lady Gill said, "Don't trouble Miss Olsen."
Austin shouted, "If we don't do anything, is my sister just supposed to be abandoned out there? I won't have it! I'll make Keera talk to my sister and let her come home! If Keera doesn't help me persuade my sister, I won't cooperate with their company!"
Lady Gill replied, "Stop the nonsense. That's the Nora Research Institute!"
"I don't care what it is! If my sister comes home, I'll hand over the Gill family on a silver platter! All I want is for my sister to come home!!"
Keira had just stepped out of her car outside the Gill family's main gate. She was puzzled by what she heard. Excuse me, but what does this have to do with me?!
But the next moment, her phone vibrated. A mission from that familiar number appeared: "If you want to secure and maintain your cooperation with the Gill family and have their unconditional lifelong support, you must get Nara to return to the Gill family."
Keira was speechless. What sort of absurd mission is this?
Just then, Nara walked out of the door and saw Keira. Their eyes met. Nara heard Austin's words behind her. So, her savior was someone from the Nora Research Institute. That's why she was accepted by the Institute. It was all thanks to Keera, right?
Nara clenched her fists tightly. She slowly walked up to Keira, took out her paper and pen, and wrote, "Do you want me to return to the Gill's? If you need me to do it, I'll do it for you."
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
Oh my goodness, what an emotionally devastating chapter! The weight of Nara's pain is almost unbearable to witness. Every word she wrote cut deeper than any blade. Gary's desperate unraveling was pathetic yet somehow tragic, but the most heartbreaking moment was Austin kneeling before Nara, finally broken, finally vulnerable, only to be met with her unyielding refusal. The way Nara stood there, her spine straight as bamboo, refusing to forgive anyone—including her own family—shows just how deep her wounds run. And that final exchange with Keira, where Nara is willing to return to the Gill family simply because her savior asks her to... it's both heartbreaking and frustrating. She's still sacrificing herself for others, even now.
**Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5 Stars)**
## Next Chapter Prediction
I predict Keira will be caught in an impossible dilemma. She needs Nara to return to the Gill family to secure her mission, but she also recognizes the deep trauma Nara carries. Keira is not the type to force someone, especially not someone who saved her. Meanwhile, Nara's willingness to return for Keira's sake might actually give the Gill family a chance to prove they've changed—or it could backfire spectacularly if Austin's desperation turns into something darker. The real question is whether Nara can ever truly heal, or if these wounds will fester forever.
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