Dumping My Fiancé For His Uncle By Danielle Sayers

Fiancé Uncle 156

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Thea's voice was icy. "I'm not joking. I really am married. If you don't believe me, feel free to verify my marriage records immediately." Max's face grew serious. Thea didn't look like she was bluffing. He subtly signaled one of the bodyguards.

Duncan, slightly annoyed, muttered under his breath, "Max, just send her to the Xander family already. Even if she's unwilling, there's nothing she can do. She's just trying to buy time. Probably waiting for someone to come help her." Though he spoke quietly, his words still reached Thea's ears. Her hand gripped the armrest tightly. Duncan had finally shown a bit of cleverness. But Max only sneered i I in response. "What,

you think Nicolas is going to rescue her? She's just a mistress with no status to her name. Nicolas probably forgot about her already. If he wanted to save her, he'd have taken her away last night, not left her here." A pang of pain constricted Thea's heart as confusion clouded her eyes. Nicolas hadn't come yet. She wondered if he had abandoned her. She thought the suit jacket and the note were all just an empty promise.

Before long, the investigator returned with the results. Instead of announcing them, he whispered something in Max's ear. Max walked over to Thea, gripping her wheelchair forcefully, his expression intense. He asked, "Tell me, who is that man?" "What?" Thea was momentarily caught off

off guard.

Max was angry. "The man you married. You really did get married.

"It's a big deal, and you didn't bother consulting your family? Not only that, but you managed to keep this man's identity completely hidden. My people couldn't find a trace. Who on earth is he?" "You mean, you still don't know who my husband is?" Thea gave him a strange look. "Max, think it through. Even if I were that resourceful, how could I have hidden this from your people? "Which means that

that whoever he is, he's beyond the reach of your resources. Are you sure you want to continue treating me like this?"

A flicker of fear crossed Max's gaze, though he quickly composed himself.

After a moment of decision, he straightened up, turning to Corey. "There's been a misunderstanding. She's not married at all. You can take her away." Corey exhaled, visibly relieved.

Thea stared at Max in disbelief, wanting to ask if he'd lost his mind. He knew she was married, but he insisted on handing her over to the Xander family.

"Max!" Her voice trembled. "Are you sure about this? Are you not afraid that he might turn out to be Nicolas?"

Max looked completely unruffled.

Yes, he's already in town. If he were the one, why hasn't he come for you by now? And as for anything else, I have ways to handle it." As long as Thea's

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would reveal who this man was. Once they located him, arranging a divorce would be easy. They wouldn't even need Thea to get involved. After all, once she married into the Xander family, everything would be taken

mad!" Thea shouted, her body trembling as she took in her surroundings. "Every one of you is out of

a hand. "Hurry up

Thea could only let them wheel her

head-on. He strode forward, but he

been holding onto the hope of his arrival since last night, clinging to the thought that he would

was here, all she felt was a cold, bitter emptiness Thea forced

upon seeing Nicolas, laughing coyly as she ran

just then, a heavy hand

She raised her head, giving him a puzzled look, unable to

stares around him and asked, "Where are

forward

with Mr. Jake Hendrix, they've both moved on with their lives. Surely, it's reasonable for the Rowland family to establish other alliances." Nicolas scoffed, his cold cold gaze fixed on Max. "So Thea is set

forced smile, explaining, "Well, Thea has long been promised to Mr. Xander. The two of them have

Max Slough

chill ran down

It's all Thea's own decision. She and Mr. Xander have known each other for ages and have a perfectly normal,

on the other side of Thea. He met Nicolas's eyes

calmly, "Thea and I are a perfect match. I don't mind that she had a seven-year