# Chapter 798: The Painful Goodbye
Hello everyone, it’s me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 798 of *My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews*. This is one of those quiet, heartbreaking chapters where every word feels heavier than the last, and the choices made in silence echo louder than any scream. So, grab a cup of tea and settle in, because we’re about to witness a farewell that no one really wanted—but everyone knew was coming.
---
The room felt heavy, like the air itself was holding its breath.
Peter looked at Jenkins, the woman who had somehow woven herself into his life, and asked the question that had been burning inside him. His voice trembled slightly, almost like a boy afraid of the answer.
"Jenkins... did you ever actually love me?"
Even she seemed surprised by the question. She blinked, caught off guard. For a moment, a memory flickered through her mind—of the Horton family gathering, when Gavin had asked Selena something eerily similar. She thought about how men, no matter how strong or successful, were just boys at heart, clinging to hope until the very end.
A small, pained smile tugged at Jenkins' lips.
"Every step of me meeting you was all planned. I can't deny that. As for love... I don't want to lie to you."
She stopped there. She didn't need to finish. Her silence said everything.
Peter, Keira, Erin—everyone in that room understood the unspoken words she left behind: *I don't want to lie to you. I don't love you.* Because if she truly loved him, there would have been no need for all those lies in the first place.
Peter let out a dry, bitter laugh, the sound hollow and broken. "You don't even love me. So, what choice is there to make?"
He turned to Keira then, and his voice grew firm, almost determined. "And remember, the Olsen family rule: siblings do not betray one another. We've said this countless times, but it seems that some South women just don't get it, do they?"
He walked over and stood beside Keira, his sister, his family. "Jenkins, even if you had loved me, even if I'd loved you to the point of madness, I wouldn't betray my family for you."
His words were clear, unshakable. "The Olsen family raised me. They gave me the freedom I have now. The support you wanted from me—it's only there because of my family. To me, the Olsens aren't just about a business or wealth. They're about people, every one of them. I could never betray any of them."
Jenkins simply nodded. "I understand."
Her face was unreadable, but there was something different in her posture now. She looked at him, then turned to Keira.
"Are you here to arrest me, or what? What's the plan? How are you going to punish me?"
She raised her hands in a gesture of surrender. "Let me just say, I'm not some skilled fighter; I'm pretty useless at this sort of thing. And I was frisked on the way in, so I don't have any weapons. Even if you decided to kill me right here, I wouldn't be able to put up a fight."
There was a strange calmness in her voice—like a weight had finally been lifted from her shoulders now that all her secrets were exposed. For the first time, she stood tall, no longer cowering, no longer hesitating.
Keira looked over at Peter, giving him the final say. "So... what do you say, Peter?"
Peter turned to her, a faint, sad smile forming on his lips. "Could we... let her go?"
Keira frowned, puzzled. "Why?"
Peter gave a small, sad chuckle. His voice was raw, thick with emotion. "We spent a lot of time together. To say I don't feel anything for her—that would be a lie... How could I not feel something?"
He looked away, and a glint of tears shimmered in his eyes. He took a steadying breath before adding softly, "We slept together, too. She's a woman, so in the end, she's the one who got hurt. I prepared a gift for her, but she's not going to need it. Nothing can really make up for this..."
He wiped at his eyes with the back of his hand, forcing another smile. "Just let her go. Consider it closure—a clean end to what we had. Keira... can you do that?"
Could she?
Letting Jenkins walk free was like dropping a needle into the ocean—it was doubtful they'd ever see her again. But Peter was right. Family wasn't about wealth or the company; it was about loyalty to each other.
If Peter could cast aside Jenkins so easily for his sister, could Keira not let him hold on to a piece of his dignity?
After a brief silence, Keira nodded with a faint smile. "Alright."
She turned to Jenkins. "Go. You're free to leave."
Jenkins looked genuinely surprised, as if this was the absolute last thing she had expected. After a moment's hesitation, she spoke, "Are you sure? You know, I've got serious influence in Country A. If you let me go, I could become a huge threat to you."
Keira met her gaze evenly. "Yes, I'm sure."
Erin, meanwhile, stuffed her mouth full of snacks, her displeasure written all over her face. How could they just let Jenkins go? *How?* She pouted, clearly frustrated, but when Keira shot her a glance, Erin quickly became "busy" examining her nails, glancing at the sky, trying very hard to look occupied.
Jenkins then turned from Keira to Erin. "Fox, are you going to be okay with this, too?"
Erin stayed silent.
After a pause, Jenkins turned and headed for the door, walking with purpose. To reach it, she had to pass Peter. He couldn't take his eyes off her, watching her every step, as if trying to memorize the moment, to hold on just a little longer.
But Jenkins averted her eyes, unable to meet his gaze.
It was only a few steps, but it felt as if they were walking through time itself, as if this moment might last forever.
But in the end, Jenkins walked past him without stopping.
Not a single glance back.
The silence stretched, heavy and final. She reached the door, and just as she was about to step through, a voice broke the quiet.
"Wait."
---
## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
Oh, this chapter hit right in the chest. Peter's quiet heartbreak, his stubborn loyalty to family, and Jenkins' unexpected calm acceptance of her fate—it was painful and beautiful all at once. You could feel every ounce of unspoken emotion hanging in the air. And that ending! Just when you think it's over, someone says "Wait..." and my heart dropped. This chapter really shows that even the strongest people carry invisible scars, and letting go isn't always the same as not caring.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars
## Next Chapter Prediction
That sudden "Wait..." at the door is going to change everything. My guess is it might be Peter, unable to let her walk away without saying one last thing—or maybe Keira has one final warning, or even Erin decides she can't stay silent after all. Either way, I think we're about to see Jenkins face a choice she never expected, and perhaps a secret even she doesn't see coming. The calm before the storm is officially over.
To listen free the next reviews chatpers, please access website novelsaudio.com and search keyword: My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews or click the link in the description of this video or if you want to listen or read full the My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews please access website novelsaudio.com