Where Destiny Forgot Us 6

Where Destiny Forgot Us 6 Summary

That night, Beckett, the famous CEO of Vale Conglomerate, desperately searched across Westlake City for his missing wife, Avery. He stopped anyone he encountered, asking if they had seen her, but to no avail. The relentless search continued late into the night until Vivian, Beckett’s mother, had him forcibly brought back. Beckett, clutching Avery’s death certificate, was devastated and refused to believe the news, repeatedly insisting that everyone was lying to him. Vivian, observing her son’s despair, reflected on Beckett’s father, who had once been similarly rebellious against an arranged marriage but ultimately had no choice. She reminded Beckett that unlike his father, he had been given a choice, though the consequences were now tragic. Coldly, Vivian revealed that Avery had committed suicide, urging Beckett to let her go and move on.

 

The word “suicide” struck Beckett deeply, stirring painful memories of Avery’s past struggles and his own scars, symbolizing shared pain. Beckett’s anguish overwhelmed him, and he collapsed to his knees, his heartbeat seeming to stop. Vivian hoped time would heal him, but Beckett shut himself away for three days, refusing food, drink, or contact with anyone. On the third night, Vivian nearly fainted when she found Beckett had attempted suicide himself.

 

Meanwhile, Avery had left Westlake City for Sierra Haven, seeking a fresh start amid the mountains and snow. Before their marriage, Vivian had warned Avery that she and Beckett came from different worlds and might not be suited for each other. Avery, full of love and confidence, had dismissed the warning, but now she understood the pity in Vivian’s eyes—a pity that foresaw her tragic future. In Sierra Haven, Avery opened a clinic and lived unaware of the events unfolding back in Westlake City, avoiding the news until one day she saw on TV that Beckett had ended his life.

 

A patient’s call brought Avery back to reality as she watched the news, confused and detached. When asked if she knew Beckett, she denied it, reflecting on the shock that such a brilliant man could take his own life. The story ends with Avery quietly acknowledging the madness of the tragedy and the distance between their lives.

That night, the famous CEO of Vale Conglomerate drove across Westlake City, checking every hospital. 

He stopped anyone he came across to ask if they had seen his wife, Avery. 

The farce continued well into the late hours. 

Finally, Vivian had him forcibly brought back. 

Beckett still clutched the death certificate in his hand. His bloodshot eyes had lost all life. 

“You’re all lying… you’re all lying to me…” 

He refused to communicate with anyone, repeating the words over and over. 

“You take after your father,” Vivian said, watching her despondent son with a helpless sigh. 

Her eyes drifted to the night outside the window, emotions swirling. 

“Your father was once like you, a reckless boy who would rather die than accept an arranged marriage for the sake of a girl.” 

“But in the face of two mighty families, his resistance was like an ant trying to move a mountain.” 

“In the end, we were the same. We had no choice.” 

Beckett finally showed the faintest reaction. 

Vivian turned her head toward him. 

“But we gave you a choice.” 

“You were already very fortunate to have had a choice. Do you even realize who is responsible for the outcome you’re facing now?” 

After speaking, she stood up. Her voice was cold, detached, and merciless. 

“Avery committed suicide.” 

“Let her go. She has found her peace. It’s time for you to move on with your life as well.” 

Hearing the word “suicide,” Beckett’s stiff fingers trembled violently. 

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It had been a long time since he’d heard that word. 

After we married, my illness seemed to have vanished, so much so that he had nearly forgotten about those deep, bone–deep scars on my wrists. 

Beckett raised his own hand, revealing a jagged scar in the same place. 

“Avery, if I can’t stop your pain, then we’ll suffer together.” 

“Even if it means death, I’ll die with you.” 

Memories from the past came flooding back all at once. 

Beckett could no longer contain himself. Slowly, he slid down to his knees. 

In that moment, his heartbeat seemed to stop. 

Vivian had assumed that with time, Beckett would eventually come to his senses. 

But she hadn’t expected him to lock himself in the room for three days, refusing to leave. 

For three days, he neither ate nor drank and saw no one. 

On the third night, Vivian was about to forcibly enter when the sight nearly made her faint. 

Beckett… had attempted suicide.After leaving Westlake City, I traveled to Sierra Haven. 

Before my marriage to Beckett, Vivian had once spoken to me. 

“In my view, you and Beckett are not suited for each other. You are from two different worlds.” 

At that time, my eyes were full of love and confidence. 

“Time will prove you wrong,” I had said. 

Vivian had been silent for a long time, finally leaving me with one sentence. 

“If one day you think clearly and want to leave him, I can give you a chance.” 

The look in her eyes had been too complicated for me to decipher back then. 

Now I understood–it had been a look of pity. 

A pity that saw through the entirety of my future. 

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After careful consideration, I ultimately chose this place. 

Here were the beautiful mountains, endless snow, and innocent people. 

Here was a new life for me. 

I opened a clinic here, staying completely unaware of what had happened in Westlake City. I never 

sought out the news. 

Until one day, I happened to see it on TV. 

“Beckett Vale, CEO of Vale Conglomerate, ended his life in the early hours of this morning at his 

residence.” 

“Avery?” 

A patient called out repeatedly before I came back to my senses. 

She glanced at the television, puzzled. 

“Do you know this Mr. Vale?” 

“I’ve seen him on TV before. A prodigy like him… to commit suicide, it’s insane.‘ 

I lowered my gaze and finally shook my head. 

“No, I don’t know him.” 

“He must have been out of his mind.”