Dumping My Fiancé For His Uncle By Danielle Sayers

Fiancé Uncle 96

Chapter 96

It was almost mealtime, yet Nicolas still had no intention of showing up.

Stefan, mindful of Thea's presence, restrained his anger, though his face had already darkened considerably.

In front of Stefan, Thea couldn't push the issue, so she could only silently pray for Nicolas to arrive soon.

She gave the butler a discreet signal.

The butler took out a Go board, and Thea smiled, suggesting she and Stefan have a game.

Luckily, she had previously looked into Stefan's preferences. Although she wasn't proficient in Go, she had dabbled in it before.

Stefan was somewhat surprised. "You're interested in this? There aren't many young people nowadays who can settle down and study Go."

Thea smiled frankly. "I wouldn't call it a passion. I learned it a while ago. When I heard you enjoy it, I thought I'd see if I could reconnect with the old feeling. Having your guidance would be my good fortune."

Her straightforwardness caught Stefan's attention, and a glimmer of appreciation appeared in his eyes. "You're so honest about it. Why not just tell a little lie and say you've always liked Go?"

"There's no need to lie." Thea laughed. "As a younger person, it's my duty to put effort into understanding the elders' interests and to cater to them. If I lied and tried to cover things up, that would show I had ulterior motives." Stefan chuckled heartily at her response.

The butler, standing to the side, let out a breath of relief and gave Thea a look of approval.

Stefan was known as the most serious elder of the Hendrix family, rarely cracking a smile.

It seemed Stefan genuinely approved of Thea.

After playing a few rounds of Go, Thea gently reminded Stefan that it was time for a meal.

Only then did Stefan, though reluctant, stop the game.

Still, Nicolas hadn't shown up, and Thea felt a growing headache.

Thankfully, she had managed to cheer Stefan up, and he didn't mention anything troubling throughout the meal, heading off to rest afterward.

Despite that, Thea remained uneasy and, as she was leaving, cautiously asked the butler, "Is Stefan suspicious of what happened today?" you.

At most, The butler shook his head slightly. "Mrs. Hendrix, rest assured. Even if Stefan were upset, it wouldn't be with he'd give Mr.

words. From what I saw today, Stefan is quite fond of you. He's getting on in

what it used to be. If I may speak personally, if you have the time, Mrs. Hendrix, it would mean a lot if you could visit him more often. After all, with age, no matter

early days when Emmalie was first found and brought home, their household

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young, was already shrewd, often tattling to their parents

simply sent Thea to

with her grandfather had been

her grandfather's health deteriorated,

experienced that kind of

lonely figure today, she couldn't help

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Stefan is my elder, and I'll always visit him and show him the respect

think Stefan had acted a bit hastily in deciding on you. But now, I believe in his judgment. Stefan has sharp eyes, and

would you like

you do that, Stefan will surely know. Nicolas will come to pick

butler nodded and turned to

walked out of the door and looked at the empty road,

she mentally cursed Nicolas over and

car slowly drove into the Hendrix family. Emmalie, gazing out of the window, spotted a

plate, Emmalie

retracted her gaze

"What's wrong, Emmalie? Are you

Thea in person, but I haven't been able to find her these past few days. I didn't expect

involved with Jake, deep

going to estrange herself from us to this extent? What happened last time wasn't your fault. You

anyone's to blame, it's Thea for not being more cautious.

obediently and then added with a smile, "Mom, why don't we go find Thea? It would be better for the

Why bring her along? She doesn't know how to talk properly and might end up offending him. Nicolas respects his father deeply. You should visit more often. It'll

a message on her

to confirm was

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she humiliated me in front of Max. I won't let that slide,' she

Thea was driving halfway along the road when