Dumping My Fiancé For His Uncle By Danielle Sayers

Fiancé Uncle 170

Chapter 170

Max barely managed to suppress the urge to hurl the phone away. "What on earth have you been doing? Didn't I instruct you to keep a close watch on her?"

Lawyers were like ticking time bombs. If Thea managed to conceal one, they could stab them in the back at any moment.

The person on the other end was equally helpless. "Mr. Rowland, there was really nothing we could do. Miss Rowland was just too swift. By the time we realized what was happening, the person had already been sent off."

He didn't dare to admit that Thea now had the backing of the Hendrix family. How could they possibly prevail against Nicolas?

Max gritted his teeth and hung up the phone, then dialed Thea's number again.

As soon as the call connected, he couldn't wait to interrogate. "Was it you who sent him away? Initially, I made it abundantly clear to you that I could lend him to you, but you were not allowed to relocate him. Thea, what do you think you're doing?" On the other end of the line, Thea let out a light chuckle, seemingly ridiculing his naivete.

"Max, he's a human being, not an inanimate object. What do you mean by 'lending'? He helped me, and all he had was a small aspiration to emigrate overseas. Am I not supposed to assist him in fulfilling that? Why? Now that you know I've sent him away, are you getting a worked up because you're afraid I'll discover something?"

Max clenched his fists tightly, a sense of desolation creeping into his heart.

"Thea, I had actually thought that we could coexist peacefully in the future."

Thea hung up immediately upon hearing this, not even bothering to respond.

Peaceful coexistence?

What a preposterous joke.

She hadn't launched a furious revenge on them yet simply because she was in a rather good mood at the moment.

She had long been pushed to the opposing side by them, step by step. They had brought this upon themselves; there was no one else to blame.

Thea put away her phone. By this time, she had already reached the entrance of the restaurant.

According to the appointed time, Nicolas should have shown up,

However, for some inexplicable reason, there was no sign of him.

Just as she was hesitating, holding her phone in her hand, she suddenly heard the sound of footsteps.

Looking up, it was actually Stephanie Ralap.

Thea frowned, initially intending to pretend not to have noticed

However, Stephanie had a clear objective and walked straight up to her.

"Miss Rowland."

trace of a gentle smile on Stephanie's face. Her eyes were somewhat chilly. "Perhaps,

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inclination. She simply offered

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have dinner with Nicolas. But I regret to inform you that he won't be able to make it today." Thea's heart skipped a beat. If it had been any other woman uttering these words provocatively

before her

special place in Nicolas's

She truly felt that she should never have

gradually cooled down, and the look she

back and rest. If you insist on having a chat, perhaps we

a few steps, she was once again

her were the bodyguards dispatched by

this scene, none

bodyguards would rus.. save her

grew even more

Stephanie smiled smugly and made

no choice but to follow

to be in a rather good

something to say, please just come

you were beautiful, gracious, and quite remarkable. I felt that we could have become friends." "But," she sighed softly, a barely

absurd and patiently explained. "Ms. Ralap, my marriage to Mr. Hendrix wasn't something I forced upon him. He

two of you, there wasn't even a relationship of an engaged couple,

circumstances, if someone wants to engage in a free relationship with him, that

hitting

her feet and slammed her palm down hard on the

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from her face, and her beautiful eyes

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gaze

tell me that

he chose you and wants me to disappear? However, when I met him, you had just been driven out by

her heart. "Why

smiled, her words somewhat ambiguous. "If Nicolas knows about something, is it so strange that

the general

to imply that it was Nicolas who had told