Fiancé Uncle 160
Chapter 160
Nicolas noticed the hidden tears in her eyes and almost told hero let herself cry if she felt saf
But he knew her stubborn nature all too well.
He then sighed slightly, saying, "For now, just rest here. If you need anything while Fm busy, you can reach out to Darwin He'll take care of it for you." "Thank you." Thea replied, her voice a bit raspy.
Nicolas glanced at
at her injured leg again. "When you've rested, I take you to the hospital. Thea nodded, feeling drowsiness settle over her. She was indeed exhausted.
As her gaze drifted around the room, she noticed it didn't have the usual look of a guest room. Its simple, austere style reminded her of Nicolas' taste. Between the pillows and the quilt lingered a faint scent that seemed uniquely his.
This might be his room.
it felt a little inappropriate, her fatigue and the ache in her leg overtook her, and she soon fell asleep.
In a half-dreaming state, she thought she felt someone tucking her in and heard the soft click of the door closing
Meanwhile,
"That Thea! What a cunning move. When she hen she realized she couldn't get close to you, she actually dared to throw herself at Nicolas. Is Nicolas a fool? How could he marry such a woman!" Simone said.
a
Though it felt al
the other side of the house, Simone looked at Jake, who had suffered a huge blow, nearly grinding her
hand. He said, "Thea's
most. What reason could he possibly have for marrying Thea? There must be
his temples. Everyone in this world might be snort. "Thea's a master at charming men, with her looks and wiles. Nicholas may seem like a nice guy
forehead as she realized
"But the Rowland family isn't as influential as the Hendrix family, and that inheritance isn't particularly important to
think the same, that it was a bonus if we could get it but not essential. But I suddenly feel it can't be as simple as we think. If it were really a small amount of money, why would Nicolas willingly marry Thea? We all know about this news, and there's no way he doesn't. He must have discovered something.
grew serious. "Then what
rubbed his temples with frustration. we've uncovered Nicolas'
by ear. For now, at
there was a sharp knock on the door. "Madam, sir, Miss Terell is here.
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Chapter 160 ser Jake"
Jake
already in a sour mood, and his irritation only grew when he heard that Madelyn had arrived. His fare contorted! with annoyance. "Tell her to get
me to marry some girl from a poor family? Doesn't that just show I'm not
much, you shouldn't have done what you did. I warned you that outside women are just for fun, but you were so stupid that you drove Thea away. Now, you have no option but to marry her. If you hadn't acted so recklessly, would Thea have been so
to accept the situation. He muttered, "I've been with Thea for seven years. After all that time, she should love me enough to
criticize him? Jake is right. He is my son, and Thea is just nobody. He also invested seven years of his life in that girl. Jake, don't worry. I will make Madelyn leave now if you don't want to see her, but your grandefahter's decision is set in stone. We can't do anything to change it right now. But I do have a plan. Once you're married, we'll find a way to get rid of Madelyn. She has no power or influence.
effect, and Jake
was still tense, though, as he said, "Even if that's the case, it'll be embarrassing if word gets out. I can't imagine how everyone I know will laugh at
sighed helplessly. Madelyn
half an hour. When no one came, she grew increasingly
maid brought her
took one lool maid
young lady of the Hendrix family. If you dare treat me like
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