# Chapter 799: The Handshake That Changed Everything
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today, I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 799 of *My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews*. This chapter is a quiet storm—a moment where cold hearts thaw, hidden truths surface, and two souls on the brink of separation are given one last chance to hold on. So, pull up a chair and let's dive into this beautifully tense and heart-wrenching scene together.
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Jenkins had already turned her back, ready to walk out of the Olsen estate and out of Peter's life for good. But the moment Keira's voice sliced through the heavy silence, the world seemed to pause. Jenkins stopped mid-step, her shoulders tensing beneath her jacket. A faint, almost sad smile tugged at the corner of her lips as she turned around.
"What? Having second thoughts about letting me go?"
Her tone was a weapon—sharp, mocking, designed to push people away. But Keira wasn't just anyone. She stood her ground, her gaze steady, watching Jenkins with a knowing softness that made the older woman's defenses crack just a little.
Peter spun around too, his brow furrowed in confusion. What was his sister doing? Why was she dragging this out? Every second of this goodbye was cutting through him like a blade, and he just wanted it over—or at least, that's what he kept telling himself.
Keira looked at both of them, her voice calm and deliberate. "I just thought you two could use a proper goodbye."
The words hung in the air like a slow-burning fuse. Peter and Jenkins exchanged a glance—brief, electric, full of everything unsaid—then immediately looked away, as if holding each other's gaze would shatter the careful walls they'd both built.
Keira noticed. A faint smile graced her lips as she stepped between them, her presence gentle but undeniable. "Jenkins, you really do care about my brother, don't you?"
The question struck like lightning. Jenkins froze, her breath catching in her throat for just a moment before she forced a blank expression back onto her face. Peter stiffened, his heart pounding against his ribs.
Keira pressed on, her voice never rising above a whisper. "If you didn't care, then when you made him choose, you would've simply said yes to his question. If you truly wanted him to pick you over me, you would've told him you cared. But you avoided it, didn't you?"
She turned directly to Jenkins, her eyes searching. "Why?"
Jenkins's face tightened, the muscles in her jaw working as she ground her teeth. "I just didn't want to lie."
"No," Keira said softly, unshaken. "You just didn't want to put Peter in a difficult position."
The truth cut deeper than any blade. Jenkins flinched, a barely perceptible crack in her armor.
Keira glanced at Peter, whose gaze was fixed firmly on the ground. "Peter, she does care about you. More than you know."
Peter didn't respond. He couldn't. The words lodged in his throat, a tangle of anger, pain, and hope that he didn't dare untangle.
Jenkins's jaw clenched even tighter. "What's the point of saying all this now? You're just making things harder for him."
But Keira wasn't finished. She took a step forward, closing the distance between herself and Jenkins. "Lion, have you really thought this through? Do you honestly believe you'll come out on top?"
Jenkins faltered, her lips pressing into a thin line.
Keira's voice softened, almost pitying. "Let's be real. You were sent to different countries nearly twenty years ago, right? Back then, assignments were based on status and strength. Even twenty years ago, your so-called 'Country A' was small potatoes. Doesn't that say something about your position?"
Jenkins's fists clenched at her sides, her knuckles turning white. "And?"
Keira sighed, her gaze dropping for a moment before meeting Jenkins's eyes again. "No one expected Crera to rise like it did. But now that it's thriving, suddenly everyone's desperate to get a piece. How many of you have actually managed to break in?"
Before Jenkins could answer, Erin chimed in from nearby, a wide, mischievous grin spreading across her face as she took a loud bite out of an apple. "None! Crera's economy is in the palm of Rabbit's hand now, and everyone in Clance's inner circle answers only to her. The alliance here is tighter than you could dream of."
Jenkins's expression darkened, thunder rolling across her features. "So what?"
Keira extended her hand without hesitation, her palm open in a gesture of peace and partnership. "So, let's work together. Whatever you and my brother share, that's up to you two. But don't you both want to avoid ending up on opposite sides of a battlefield someday?"
The question settled heavy between them. Jenkins went quiet. Peter's brow furrowed deeper, his heart warring with his pride.
Erin folded her arms, her smug grin undiminished. "Rabbit's giving you a chance, and you better take it. Look, I know that boss over in Country M is ruthless, but Rabbit? She's soft-hearted. And working with her is working with me!" Erin's grin turned almost dazzling with confidence. "Once I take over the South family, you'll be my MVPs! Don't worry, I'm not the type to ditch my allies. Lion, think it over! I mean, back when we were kids in the South family nursery, we went to preschool together, right? And you always charged forward without thinking—"
"Shut up." Jenkins's voice was a low growl, her face burning with irritation.
"Oh." Erin gave a quiet, utterly unrepentant nod and bit into her apple with theatrical flair—spraying juice everywhere, including directly onto Jenkins and Peter.
Jenkins grimaced, wiping a droplet from her cheek. Peter blinked, stunned by the absurdity of the moment. The tension in the air cracked just a little.
Keira moved closer to Jenkins, a small smile playing on her lips. "There's one more thing."
Jenkins raised an eyebrow, her guard still up. "And that is?"
Keira's gaze softened, almost tender. "I have a feeling you're not as welcome in Country A as you think."
Jenkins's eyes flickered—a flicker of surprise, barely concealed, betraying the crack in her composure.
Keira's smile widened knowingly. "When we went to Country A recently to bring back the doctor, someone tried to stop us. Back then, we thought it was you... but I checked. You were here, at the Olsen estate, doing absolutely nothing that night." She paused, letting the implication sink in. "It made me wonder. You've been in Crera for five years now, slipping by in the background, using every trick to survive, even going so far as to pose as household staff. Doesn't that tell me something?"
Keira's eyes sharpened. "You got booted out of Country A. All that you'd built there was taken from you, wasn't it?"
Jenkins stiffened, her gaze locked onto Keira, a storm of emotions fighting behind her composed mask.
Keira smirked. "I hit the mark, didn't I?"
Jenkins's jaw clenched, but she remained silent. Silence was her only confession.
Keira took yet another step forward, extending her hand once more—offering not just an alliance, but a lifeline. "So, partner with me. I'll help you reclaim everything you lost in Country A. Deal?"
The seconds stretched like hours. Jenkins stared at Keira's outstretched hand, her pride and her pain waging a brutal war inside her. Finally, after what felt like an eternity, she took a deep breath, her eyes narrowing as she made her decision. Slowly, she reached out and clasped Keira's hand.
"Deal."
Keira let out a breath she didn't know she'd been holding, relief washing over her. It would have been wrong of her to let Jenkins and Peter part like this, she thought. She'd already caused her family enough trouble; she didn't need to split up a pair who clearly had something real.
After they released hands, Keira turned to Peter, her voice gentle but firm. "Talk to each other, alright? Erin, let's go."
"Right." Erin's reply was uncharacteristically obedient, which made Jenkins glance over with a suspicious look.
Erin stuck out her tongue playfully before making a goofy face and following Keira out the door, leaving Peter and Jenkins alone in the heavy silence—but now, somehow, the space between them felt a little less like a battlefield, and a little more like a second chance.
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
Oh, wow. This chapter was an emotional rollercoaster wrapped in quiet tension. Keira proving yet again why she's the master strategist—gentle but relentless, protective but diplomatic—was just *chef's kiss*. The way she exposed Jenkins's secrets without cruelty, but with understanding, showed incredible depth. And Peter... my heart aches for him. You can feel his pain, his hope, his longing. Jenkins too—she's not a villain; she's just someone who's been hurt and doesn't know how to accept kindness anymore. This chapter was hauntingly beautiful, a masterclass in reconciliation. I loved every second of it.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
I have a feeling the next chapter will give us the long-awaited, heart-wrenching conversation between Peter and Jenkins. With Keira's push and the weight of all those years, they're bound to finally tear down their walls—but not without tears, confessions, and maybe a kiss or two. And with Jenkins now allied with Keira, the battlefield is shifting. The real question is: how will the ruthless boss over in Country M react when he finds out he's lost one of his most valuable pawns? A storm is coming, and it's going to be explosive!
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