His Ex Wife is A Billionaire (Evadne and Thaddeus)

Chapter 249

Whenever Evadne showed up, it was as if a tornado had swept through the Abernathy family, leaving nothing but chaos and discord in its wake.

Evadne didn’t have the time or the inclination to explain herself to Hamilton, believing that the truth would eventually come to light.

Besides, she had already had a taste of Cedric’s character from Emeric and Suri. If he could pull strings to get Glynnis out of a sticky situation, it meant he had taken care of any potential threats, Even if she knew that he had framed Kevin, the police had already closed the case and it was not likely to be reopened.

Cedric’s smile could be as charming as a gentleman, but his actions were as treacherous as a snake in the grass.

Hamilton, on the other hand, had no intention of making things difficult for her, After all, he trusted her. He had seen her genuine, golden heart.

And if he couldn’t trust llana, who else could he trust in this world?

Evadne personally wheeled Hamilton back to his room, with Thaddeus following close on her heels like a loyal hound.

She was annoyed and frustrated, but Hamilton seemed contented, his weathered face illuminated with a gratifying smile. He looked rejuvenated, as if the love in the air was a magical elixir giving him a new lease on life.

“Grandpa, I’m sorry I haven’t been able to visit you recently. I’ve been really busy. You must be angry with me,” Evadne said, guilt etched on her face.

“Nonsense, dear. Just knowing you care about me is enough.” Hamilton squeezed her hand warmly and glanced at Thaddeus. “You’re young. You should be out socializing, meeting impressive men like Avery. I heard you’ve been acquainted with him. Have you taken a liking to any of them? If so, bring them over. ll help you inspect them.”

Thaddeus’s chest tightened as if a sledgehammer had hit it. Hamilton, sitting in his wheelchair, seemed to be enjoying playing matchmaker, even if it meant risking his precious llana’s heart.

“Grandpa, how do you know about Mr. Avery?” Evadne asked, surprised.

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Avery since we were

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sister and younger brother. He was a frail boy and I always had to look after him,” Evadne said with a smile, striking a pose with her hand on her hip

as he watched her, and a pang of pain shot through his head.

that of a girl he vaguely remembered from his past. He was sure he had met Evadne long ago, but he just

so? How come I’ve never heard you mention your close relationship with the Chambers family

explained. “I see. I heard that at the charity auction you organized, Mr. Avery donated an extremely valuable necklace to raise funds. He seems to care about you a lot,” Hamilton probed

help I gave him when we were kids.

to Thaddeus with a disdainful look. “Humph, he seems a lot better than this cold and stiff lump of wood we have here!” He was not really praising Avery, but

our divorce. I’ve told you from the beginning, it was a mutual

heart. He knew he was at fault and he regretted it. He wished he could

leave, Thaddeus quickly followed her. “I’ll walk you out,”

had been holding back her anger, finally lost it. She turned around and pointed at

his eyebrows

embarrassed. She meant to say “don’t“, but

all the

need your help, Thaddeus. I’m a grown woman for God’s sake, I

walking you home.” Thaddeus

earlier that evening. She clenched her teeth and brushed an imaginary speck of dust off her

feelings for you,

stray dog would get a slap from me right now. Do you want the

thought her words were pretty badass

an eyebrow and held back

know. I’ll sort him out.”

the Dempsey family and the Ashbourne family is none of your business. You better mind

Abernathy family, even making Cedric lose face. A

quickly realized that Thaddeus‘ actions were likely more

group. If Cedric became their legal advisor, Frederic would have another strong ally,

all Evadne could do

as Thaddeus was about to approach her again, a