Love Beyond the Mask by Adelaide Sinclair
Chapter 147
Chapter 147
Whitney did not respond to him; instead, her heart ached with pity at the sight of her feeble uncle. She pulled out an acupuncture kit and said, “Uncle, I’ve learned some acupuncture from Mom. I can’t do much about scar tissue, but I can try to ease your phantom limb pain with some acupuncture. Shall I give it a try?”
Keegan, massaging his right leg, grimaced and nodded his consent.
To their amazement, the treatment seemed to work wonders. Keegan looked at her with a melancholy smile. “Your mom was a whiz with healing. She didn’t teach you all her secrets, but what you’ve got is pretty darn good. If only she were still here.”
Whitney’s expression froze. Every word from her uncle was a reminder of his hatred.
The next day, Whitney stepped into the towering United Realty Corporation building.
Sleep had eluded her, and it showed on her pale face.
She happened to arrive during the morning rush, and the elevator was crowded. Maybe it was the stifling space or her recent emotional turmoil, but when she exited the elevator, the little life inside her stirred more violently
than usual.
Whitney had been feeling the baby’s movements frequently lately, but it was more painful this time.
She had no choice but to stop, leaning against the wall, slightly bending over, her delicate hand caressing her belly to soothe the little one inside.
While taking deep breaths and gently patting her belly, she suddenly felt a piercing gaze sweeping over her.
She stiffened and turned her head, her eyes locking with those of a man filled with emotion.
His gaze was like a net, entangling her.
Then, as if laden with a thousand sentiments, his eyes focused on her belly.
Whitney looked up at his deep–set features, his jawline handsome even beneath the mask, and she felt his gaze searing her skin.
A deep, aching emotion welled up inside her, a maelstrom of feelings, yet she remained silent.
He was looking at her belly. As a father who was absent for a couple of weeks, he must be missing the child.
his
it was a product of hatred, a bond that should
it. Her heart was a mess, her anxiety and conflict bringing tears
too, his mood dark,
feel otherwise for the man who had once harmed the Tennyson family in the name of his business empire?
suddenly doubled over with a sharp
leather shoes approached, and the man’s cold aura enveloped her.
her feet as Ludwik scooped her up without a second thought
warmth of his presence searing her cold skin,
After walking down
pain anymore. You
Ludwik had no
hesitated as it reached toward her slightly rounded
hand froze
heart filled with irritation. He had
she had not returned
not a
2 2 2 1
she planning to give him the cold shoulder? Just because he had embraced Elaine at the
the pale–faced young woman before striding coldly past
him again, but at that moment, she could not
uncle wanted her to stay and act as an insider,
to
meant openly standing with her uncle against him, starting the vendetta afresh. Rather
hand off
not use her
the vice president’s office to hand over her work and submit an extended leave request.
door swung open, and Felix called out publicly, “Whitney, the
still on the company’s payroll and had no choice but to comply, turning on her heel to enter the president’s
and executives were already present. Behind the large desk sat a man whose chilling demeanor seemed to permeate
one dared to breathe too loudly, sensing
took her place at the back of the crowd, close to the
had dined together, and she had read documents to him with a mix of
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