Dumping My Fiancé For His Uncle By Danielle Sayers

Chapter 15

a was stunned by Jake's words, staring at him in disbelief. But instead of breaking down, as he seemed to expect, her face hardened with anger. realize

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Her chest heaved as she struggled to contain her rage. Through gritted teeth, she spat, "Jake, do you even rea revolting you are?"

The warmth instantly disappeared from Jake's face. He stood up, now looking at her with a cold indifference.

"Madelyn was right. You're still so stubborn," he snapped. "Let me make this simple go home and get ready for the wedding. As long as you stay out of Madelyn's way, I won't press charges, and I'll make sure you live comfortably once we're married." Thea smirked, about to respond, when a sharp siren echoed from outside. A rush of footsteps followed, and moments later, someone burst into the meeting room.

"Mr. Hendrix, someone reported Thea for stealing company secrets. The police are here, the person said urgently.

Thea stood up calmly, not even glancing at Jake, whose face had turned even grimmer. "See that?" she said coldly, "Your promises mean nothing."

In front of her colleagues, Thea was led out to a police car, her departure drawing attention from everyone in the building. Phones were raised as people took pictures, their eyes filled with judgment and contempt. Thea seared that humiliating moment into her memory. Fortunately, the report was just that; they had no solid evidence against her.

After hours of questioning at the police station, Jake came to bail her out in the evening.

As they drove, Thea stared out the window, her expression icy and distant.

Hendrix family house. How does that sound?" Thea didn't waste time with him. "It was Madelyn who called the police, wasn't it? You bailed me out because you're worried I'll

only called the police because you made everyone work overtime. She was just trying to ease the situation. "Besides, I didn't press charges, so

her.

sarcasm. "No matter how you spin it, the damage Madelyn caused me is real. I've already

you still trying to have it both ways? You're insisting on marrying me because, deep down, you think Madelyn's

steering wheel, he turned to her with disgust. "You still don't see your own issues, do you? I regres everything. I should've just left you at the police station." Without a word. Thea stepped out of the car, her face cold and readable. Through the window, Jake saw her eyes empty, emotionless. Her voice was low but firm. "Even if you try

of irritation and unease swept through Jake as he cursed under his breath, calling her crazy, before

air heavy

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the rain intensified. Thea gritted her teeth and made up her mind to

room, staring

opened the door, and Nicolas glimpsed

cold or fear. She accepted a towel from the waiter and wrapped it around herself, warming up a bit. Nicolas didn't seem surprised by her appearance. He looked at her with calm,

thought about what she'd been through these past few days. Feeling a mix of heartbreak and guilt, she broke the silence. "Mr. Hendrix, I've let you

progress. Even though she had identified the buyer

contact's phone was disconnected, and her investigation into their social connections revealed that the person had resigned and disappeared over a month ago. She had no idea if Madelyn would report her again. Jake wouldn't come

was her only hope, Nicolas asked, "If that's true, why come to me?" His tone was measured, and his eyes

her fists, summoning her courage. She met his gaze and said earnestly, "I want to propose a deal. I know Stefan has been pressuring you to marry. I can be your contract