His Ex Wife is A Billionaire (Evadne and Thaddeus)

Chapter 621

The air was thick with tension as the Ashbourne family gathered, their expressions icy and resolute, ready for what was to come.

Evadne’s gaze was sharp as a blade as she watched Avery approach, a surreal feeling washing over her. Who would have thought that the boy she grew up with, her childhood friend and confidant, would become her most formidable foe?

The playful nickname “Little Critter” they used to throw around in jest had become a cruel prophecy. He had morphed into a cold-blooded monster, capable of taking a life without batting an eye.

Avery’s handsome face was stoic as he drew closer, but upon reaching Evadne, his smile was genuine, pure, and unguarded.

“Evadne, I’m truly happy to see you,” he said, his voice light.

At his side, Thaddeus’ eyes clouded over, and his muscular arm instinctively wrapped around his beloved, pulling her close. His protective embrace was a clear, unspoken warning- a boundary not to be crossed.

It had been Thaddeus’ idea to let this snake into their home, but now, he felt a surge

unease.

of

Evadne’s red lips parted coldly, “Seeing you only makes me feel sick to my stomach!”

to gaze at her with undiminished affection. “No matter what

you won’t change.”

churn as if he

intent. “I seriously want to see if

deepened, a chill creeping

here. What are you plotting?” Thaddeus’ jaw tightened, his stern brows adding an

extending his pale, elegant hand to Harvey, who was standing behind him. Harvey immediately placed a securely protected medical steel box into his palm

reverence.

to Evadne. “This medication has helped many stroke patients recover back home. I truly hope

blazed with fury, and she knocked the box to the

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voice quivering with pent-up tension. “And keep your nose out

of wounded innocence. “I have no ill will towards Mr. Emeric or

serious. Don’t alarm Evadne with your scaremongering. She’s his daughter; she knows how to care for her father better

boys and Suri nodded in agreement.

blunt, leaned against the wall with a scoff, “Besides, Mr. Avery, who knows if what you brought is a cure or a curse. I’m really afraid Mr. Emeric won’t see tomorrow’s