Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 566

Chloe decided she wouldn't meddle anymore in whether Lucas continued taking the medication. She just needed to clear her conscience. But when Lucas heard her, his face turned as pale as a ghost. Chloe was about to make her exit when Lucas grabbed her arm. "What did you just say? This is heart medication?"

Chloe nodded. "I found it in Linda's drawer. Since she's pregnant, I was curious about what meds she was on. So, I asked a doctor friend to check it out. The side effects are pretty serious, you know..."

With a knowing smirk, Chloe added, "Lucas, you seriously didn't know about this, did you?"

Lucas's shocked expression said it all he had no clue about the medication's side effects.

Chloe was puzzled. Why on earth would he be taking something with such severe side effects when he didn't have heart issues? With a mix of sympathy and curiosity, she gave Lucas a once-over, her lips curling into a teasing smile. "So, Lucas, everything all good with you?"

Lucas was livid. He snatched up the medication and stormed inside the house.

her inner gossip was itching to know more, it was late, and she didn't want to stir up any more trouble. Reluctantly, she drove away from the Moncada place. Just as Chloe's car disappeared down the street, Lucas kicked open the door to Linda's

at her vanity. She'd already noticed someone had rummaged through her drawer, and something was missing. Hearing the commotion at the door, she spun around to see Lucas charging in, fury written all over his face. He tossed a jar of pills at her feet. "Linda, what have you been

the one missing from her drawer. So Chloe had taken it and spilled the

picture of innocence. "Why are you so worked up? What

innocent act would tug at Lucas's heartstrings making

he needed to protect. But now he saw through her

en

medication?" Lucas demanded, his voice as

a shred of hope. "Luca, you know what this is, right? It's

or is it why I've been... not

had any issues before-there were times he'd felt full of vigor and life. Especially when he first

thinking he'd developed a condition. But now the truth was clear-it was Linda's doing all