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# Chapter 528: Fire, Betrayal, and a Hidden Truth

Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing today? I'm so excited to continue this incredible journey with you and review Chapter 528 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews." Let me tell you, this chapter is absolutely packed with tension, heartbreak, and a twist that will leave you speechless! So grab your favorite drink, get comfortable, and let's dive right into the drama!

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The chapter opens with Keira lowering her gaze, telling Susan not to bother considering her opinion about the wedding. There's still time before the ceremony, and Keira is determined to find evidence of Susan's infidelity with that mysterious boyfriend from the mall. She wants to expose the truth before everything spirals out of control.

Susan, sensing an opening, immediately asks if Keira doesn't object to the marriage. Peter, completely smitten, embraces Susan and spins her around in pure joy. The whole room radiates happiness from the couple—but Keira knows better.

Then Susan drops her first bomb. With feigned concern, she brings up Mary and Ellis, asking when Mary plans to reconcile with her estranged husband. Everyone's gaze turns to Keira, who simply states she doesn't know. Susan pretends to be shocked—how could Keira not know when Mary is staying at her house?

Susan's manipulation is masterful. She suggests Keira should speak well of Ellis and help the couple reconcile. When Keira says she can't force Mary to forgive, Susan goes even darker: why not kick Mary out of the house? That way, Mary would have nowhere to go but back to Ellis!

Keira finds this absolutely disgusting. She tells Susan not to worry about her affairs. But Susan, playing the victim, immediately turns to Peter with hurt eyes, claiming she just wanted to help. The brothers exchange glances, and Keira can feel the subtle shift in the room's atmosphere.

Susan then sighs dramatically, lamenting her family's lack of wealth compared to Mary's large dowry from the Davis family. Peter, ever the knight in shining armor, declares he wants to marry Susan, not her dowry. The Olsen family has enough money for generations!

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Their father scolds Peter for having no ambition, but Peter jokingly says he'd rather live off Ellis than fight for the estate. Their father waves dismissively and goes upstairs, leaving the siblings alone.

Keira hangs her head, fiddling with her phone. Susan approaches again, determined to discuss Ellis and Mary's situation. She turns to the other brothers, asking if they all want reconciliation. Everyone nods—after witnessing Ellis's misery, anyone can see he truly cares for Mary. Despite knowing Mary was wronged, family ties win out, and they want Ellis happy.

Susan suggests using unsavory means to achieve their goal. Keira scoffs internally—if she kicked Mary out, forcing her back to the Olsen family, Mary would never hold her head high again.

Susan persists, questioning Keira's loyalty: doesn't she want to see Ellis happy? Doesn't she care about the Olsen brothers? The brothers' collective gaze falls on Keira again.

But Keira remains silent—until she suddenly sneers, lifts her head, and holds up her phone. She's hacked into Susan's phone and found the hidden photo album containing intimate photos of Susan with that boyfriend from the mall!

The room erupts. James immediately curses at Susan for cheating behind Peter's back. Charles looks at her in shock. All the brothers turn their accusing gazes toward Susan.

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But Susan, ever the actress, breaks down in tears. She turns to Peter, saying Keira must really hate her to hack her phone. Then she delivers the killer blow: the man in the photo is her brother!

Keira is dumbfounded. Her pupils shrink as she exchanges a glance with Lewis. She clearly saw that man being intimate with Susan—kissing and touching—which couldn't possibly be normal sibling behavior!

Susan, with red eyes, accuses Keira of slandering her from their very first meeting. She even threatens to call off the wedding, saying she feels like a thief in this family with no privacy. Peter's face darkens as he demands Keira apologize.

Charles and James try to mediate, but Susan only pours more fuel on the fire. She claims Keira doesn't want her brothers to focus on anyone else, that Keira's hostility stems from lacking family love for so many years. The more she speaks, the angrier Peter becomes.

Peter confronts Keira directly: "We've all treated you as a true sister. How can you treat us like this?" James and Charles reluctantly agree that Keira should be more careful about such accusations, especially concerning a woman's reputation.

Keira knows hacking someone's phone was unethical, but she only did it to find traces related to Fox. Now she's digging a hole for herself. She looks at Susan and notices cunning in the woman's occasional glances—it was all intentional! Fox predicted everything!

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Keira takes a deep breath and apologizes, admitting she wrongfully accused Susan. Susan graciously accepts, explaining that Keira must have seen her and her brother shopping together.

James and Charles play peacemakers, saying the matter is resolved. But Susan's words carry grievance—she won't hold a grudge, but the implication is clear: she doesn't dare to.

Peter, feeling protective, suggests Keira give Susan a wedding gift as an apology. Susan's eyes light up—she wants the wedding dress that Mr. Horton reserved for Keira! When is Keira planning to get married?

Keira frowns. Susan is using the wedding dress to fish for information! She and Lewis are already legally married, but outsiders don't know. Her third mission is to ally with Scott Martin—if she holds a wedding with Lewis, she gives up that mission.

Keira simply replies they're not in a rush. Susan immediately asks if she can wear the dress first since she loves it so much.

Keira is perplexed. Lewis ordered that dress for her—why should Susan wear it? She refuses firmly.

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Peter tries to persuade her, offering to customize an even better dress. Susan and Peter are getting married in a week and can't find haute couture in time. But Keira won't budge.

The other brothers also discourage Peter. James says wedding dresses are too personal to lend. Charles agrees—he's never heard of borrowing such an intimate item.

Peter's face falls with disappointment. Susan plays the victim again, asking if Mary could borrow the dress, would Keira lend it to her? Keira hesitates—yes, she would lend it to Mary, but Mary would never ask.

Susan twists the knife: "I know I don't mean as much to Keera as Mary does... My own family isn't wealthy... She doesn't really consider me as a sister-in-law, does she?"

Peter's expression darkens. He asks Keira directly: "Do you really not care about me and Susan?"

James charges in, defending Keira, but Susan continues her manipulation. Peter's bitterness grows—he and Ellis are both Keira's brothers, yet she treats them so differently.

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Susan pushes further: "Family members should understand and respect each other. I know you don't like me, but could you please not treat Peter like this?"

Keira takes a deep breath and decisively says, "No." She tells Peter she saw Susan with that man at the mall—their relationship was beyond sibling affection.

But she has no evidence.

James and Charles plead with her not to talk nonsense without proof. Susan transforms into rage, accusing Keira of holding a grudge from a college beauty contest four years ago!

Keira is baffled—that was the real Keera's life, not hers. But Lewis shows her the college intranet page confirming the contest.

Fox came prepared.

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Peter finally explodes: "I treated you as my own sister, but what about you?! You can't provide any evidence while Susan has all the evidence!"

Mr. Olsen's furious roar comes from upstairs, ordering Peter up for punishment. Peter scoffs and glances at Keira with disappointment before heading upstairs—a look that makes Keira's chest tighten.

Suddenly, her phone rings. The nanny is sobbing: "Ma'am, please hurry home! The South residence is on fire! Miss Mary is still in her room!"

Keira stands up sharply! No! She can't let anything happen to Mary!

She stumbles, and Lewis quickly steadies her. The brothers look at her anxiously as she announces the fire. They rush to the parking lot, speeding home.

On the way, Keira receives a text: "The fire was set by Fox! If you don't marry Scott Martin soon, Fox will break down your relationships with the five major families one by one!"

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Keira's face tenses. Everyone had been anxious about Ellis and Mary, but they're clearly in love. If Mary dies in this fire, the alliance between the Olsen and Davis families would be severed!

The car arrives at the South residence to find black smoke rising into the sky. Firefighters surround the villa. Keira rushes forward but is stopped—it's too hot inside.

She asks about casualties. The firefighter sighs: "When we arrived, someone rushed in before we could stop him. It was Mr. Ellis from the Olsen family!"

The nanny confirms Ellis went inside before the firefighters arrived.

The Olsen brothers arrive and explode upon hearing this. James shouts, Charles sways with red eyes, and Peter desperately asks if they can survive.

The firefighter hesitates: "The fire was too intense. Nearly all rooms burst into flames immediately. The temperature inside could reach 300 degrees. No one could survive..."

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Everyone is stunned. Their eyes grow red. James's knees buckle as he kneels toward the blackened ruins, crying out Ellis's name. The other brothers break down, one by one.

Peter stares dazedly at the blaze. He and Ellis were closest—they spent the most time together. He can't imagine Ellis's kind face truly gone from this world.

Then Susan appears, tears streaming down her face. "Keera, are you satisfied now? If you had persuaded Mary to forgive Ellis sooner, they would have moved into the Olsen residence. How could they have died in this fire?"

The scene falls silent.

James instinctively defends Keira, but Susan pushes further: "Don't you all think the same? Why, during the fire, was your entire family away? Why was Mary at home alone?"

Keira looks at her coldly. Fox is using Ellis to divide Keira from her brothers.

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Susan continues her venomous accusations: "Now that Ellis is gone, a new heir must be chosen. You're the daughter of our third uncle—aren't you the most likely to inherit everything?"

Keira turns to her brothers: "Do you all think this way, too?"

James immediately declares his belief in Keira. Charles agrees. Even the other brothers nod—they don't want the inheritance anyway. If Keira wanted it, she only had to say the word.

Finally, Keira looks at Peter. His face darkens, but he tells Susan to stop spouting nonsense.

Keira feels a warmth she hasn't felt in a long time. She turns her gaze to Susan, whose eyes flash with panic. The brothers trust Keira implicitly—Susan's words only made herself look bad.

But Susan quickly recovers: "I was speaking out of turn. I just felt sad—it's unfair to Ellis and Mary! They trusted Keira so much, and Mary was even Keira's best friend... But now they're gone. Everyone is crying so painfully, yet Keira remains so composed, without even shedding a tear..."

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Several brothers look at Keira. She does seem terrifyingly calm—no tears, very sober, seemingly heartless.

James quickly defends her emotional restraint. Charles agrees that's just how Keira is.

But Peter suddenly shouts: "You two, stop deceiving yourselves! To put it plainly, she doesn't care about us!" He wipes away a tear: "Do you even consider us your real brothers?"

Susan provokes: "Keera, at least cry a little to make everyone feel better."

Keira is speechless. Even if she cried now, it would seem forced.

"I can't cry," she says.

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Susan continues: "How is that possible? Your brother has been so good to you. Are you not sad at all?"

Keira stares at her, enunciating each word: "I am not sad."

Susan's face shows delighted surprise. "Not sad? How can you be like this? Ellis was your brother! How can you say such cruel things?"

Peter clenches his fists: "Are you really not the least bit heartbroken? The people who died in the fire were your elder brother and your best friend! How can you be so cold?!"

Susan's eyes flash with triumph. "Yeah, Keera, you've really disappointed us all."

But in the next moment, Keira suddenly laughs. "They're not dead, so what do you want me to be sad about?"

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Susan's smug expression vanishes instantly. "What do you mean?"

Keira pushes her aside and asks the firefighter to check the basement—there's a safety room there. The two of them should be inside.

Everyone turns to Keira with confusion. She explains she took minor safety precautions. Ever since learning Fox came to destroy her relationships, she and Lewis practiced in advance. She found secret passages in Keera's diary leading to an underground safety room with oxygen and food.

The firefighter's headset crackles: "Found them! Both are safe!"

James quickly wipes his eyes, complaining Keira could have told them sooner. Charles proudly declares he knew Keira wasn't cold-blooded.

James turns to Peter: "What are you waiting for? Apologize to Keera!"

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Peter looks awkward, but Keira ignores him, turning to Susan: "Mary and Ellis are fine. Are you disappointed?"

Susan's eyes flicker as she plays the victim again. James rolls his eyes: "You sure blurted out quite a few things today, huh!"

Peter looks at Susan with suspicion. James points out that right from the start, Susan had been setting the tone to target Keira.

But Susan's eyes fill with tears: "Peter, do you suspect me too? We've been together for two years. I saved your life back then—I almost died for you! Still, you don't trust me?"

Peter immediately gives in. Susan turns away: "If you can't trust me, we might as well not get married!"

As Susan heads out, Peter sees Mary and Ellis being escorted out by firefighters. Relieved they're not seriously injured, he runs after Susan.

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Mary is in her pajamas, her belly slightly protruding after three months of pregnancy. Ellis looks much more disheveled—his suit tattered and burned, his face covered in soot, a bandaged burn on his arm. Yet his expression is pure pleasure.

Adversity revealed true feelings. Ellis charged into the blaze, kicked open Mary's door, and found the room empty. Just then, the wardrobe moved, and Mary emerged, asking how he got in.

Ellis replied, "I came to rescue you."

They escaped through the hidden passage to the basement safety room. Ellis's arm was wounded when he deflected a burning stick heading toward Mary.

In the basement, Mary dressed his wound while Ellis confessed: "I misunderstood you before. It's all my fault. It's only right you can't forgive me, but I really don't want to lose you."

Mary's eyes moistened. She softened, though she didn't agree to reconcile immediately.

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Now, Ellis looks at Mary with bright eyes: "The South residence has burned down. You and Keera don't have a place to stay. How about coming back home?"

Mary casts him a stern look and asks Keira where they're staying.

Keira sees the subtle changes between them. If Mary softened, Keira will naturally play peacemaker.

James and Charles immediately invite Keira to stay at the Olsen residence. After making Ellis nervous, Keira finally agrees.

"AWESOME!" Her brothers jump up in excitement.

James suggests making Peter move out if Keira can't stand Susan, but Keira smiles. She's moving in not just to bond with her brothers but to keep an eye on Susan! Does Susan really think she has Keira completely under control?

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Keira's lips curve slightly as she picks up her Bluetooth earpiece. Immediately, Susan's footsteps and breathing come through. Keira had silently planted a virus in Susan's phone during the hacking incident—it's now her listening device!

Susan isn't Fox; she's just a pawn. As long as Keira monitors Susan, she'll eventually find Fox's trail.

Indeed, she hears Susan lower her voice: "I'm reporting to Fox. The mission has failed!"

Keira's pupils shrink. Fox has finally blown its cover!

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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**

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Oh my goodness! This chapter was absolutely electrifying! The tension was palpable from start to finish—Susan's manipulation, Keira's clever countermeasures, and that dramatic fire rescue! I was on the edge of my seat when Ellis rushed into the burning building, and my heart swelled when he confessed his feelings to Mary. Keira's secret listening device is pure genius—she's always ten steps ahead! Susan got what she deserved, but the real threat of Fox is finally emerging. I can't wait to see what happens next!

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars

**Next Chapter Prediction:**

Now that Keira has Susan under surveillance and knows Fox is communicating with her, I predict she'll use Susan as a direct pipeline to Fox's plans! The next chapter will likely show Keira intercepting Fox's orders and countering their every move. Meanwhile, Mary and Ellis's relationship will continue to heal, strengthening the alliance between the Olsen and Davis families. But the biggest question remains—who is Fox, and what is their ultimate goal? Keira is about to uncover secrets that could change everything!

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