Divorce me I'm done serving you (Ayla) novel Chapter 676

From the moment Draven and Ayla began their relationship, he treated it as something fragile and precious, always treading carefully, terrified of breaking it. That carefulness lasted until Jeremy arrived and shattered every illusion Draven had built. Suddenly, he was forced to confront his own madness, his suppressed violence, and the truth of how unworthy he truly was.

The fear of Ayla discovering this side of him was suffocating.

In the end, was he really any better than Troy? Both of them were destructive, both driven by force and willing to do anything to achieve their aims. They were equally extreme and equally uncontrollable.

Troy wore his flaws openly, reckless and loud.

Draven, on the other hand, hid his darkness beneath a calm exterior. But that didn't make him any better.

If you truly want to be with someone, you can't wear a mask forever.

Maybe Ayla couldn't imagine a future with him because even she couldn't see where his boundaries lay.

From the very beginning, Draven had plotted his way into Ayla's life—he even suggested pretending to date, all to manipulate the outcome he wanted.

When Ayla confessed her feelings, it looked like she was the one taking initiative, but in reality, it was Draven's carefully set trap. He started as the hunter and ended as the prey.

He entered Ayla's life during the chaos of her divorce, offering her safety and comfort when she needed it most. She began to care for him because of it.

Yet even as he orchestrated every step, once his goal was within reach, he retreated back into the shadows.

It was Ayla who confessed. It was Ayla who broke up with him. She took the blame for everything, while Draven played the part of the wounded victim.

Realizing this left Draven raw, as if his heart had been torn open. He had wanted Ayla so badly, but in the end, the breakup wasn't just because of Troy's interference—it was Draven himself who pushed Ayla away.

Ayla was always the one reaching out. Draven had never shown her that desperate, impatient need to be with her.

Why did he always hide everything?

Why was he never able to show Ayla how much he cared?

He'd drawn so much warmth from her. Yet in the end, Ayla never truly knew him at all.

Draven had even kept his love for the ocean a secret, wanting to reveal it only if they ever got married.

But from Ayla's perspective, maybe she never even felt his love.

A wave of guilt, regret, and self-loathing crashed over Draven. Everything he'd believed about himself—all his rules and order—crumbled in an instant. He could barely stand to face the wreckage of who he'd become.

What had he actually done, after all?

He hadn't even shown up for the breakup.

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