Love Beyond the Mask by Adelaide Sinclair
Chapter 156
Chapter 156
Tears streamed down Whitney’s cheeks as she numbly slid the engagement ring onto her ring finger, only to jerk it off as if it burned her skin.
Over and over, she repeated the torturous ritual until her finger bled, but she could not feel the pain; the pain in her heart was much more immense.
“Whitney? A deep, mellow voice called from outside the door, accompanied by a gentle knocking.
Startled, she clasped a trembling hand over her mouth to stifle her sobs.
“Is the baby okay?” He asked with concern.
Biting her lip, Whitney shook her head, remaining silent.
“Why are you locking yourself in there? Is that ring bothering you that much? Are you so against accepting me because of Elaine?” He rested his weight against the door, his heavy frame almost causing it to creak.
Inside, Whitney vigorously shook her head; it was not about Elaine; it was something else entirely.
He sighed, his voice turning cold, a chill that seemed to echo the death of his hope.
After a while, he walked away.
Clutching the ring to her chest, Whitney collapsed against the door. If she told him everything, what would he do to Uncle Keegan?
In the end, he would probably throw her into the abyss alongside him. After all, she had unwittingly been complicit in hurting him twice.
Whitney did not know how long she stayed in the bathroom, staring at her ghostly reflection, her face as pale as a specter.
Natalie knocked on the door, her voice laced with worry, “Whitney, are you still feeling unwell? I’m about to call the family doctor.”
“I’m fine, Mom…” Whitney quickly stood, splashing her face with cold water to reduce the swelling around her eyes before hastily opening the door.
Natalie looked at her daughter–in–law’s swollen belly and lovingly stroked it. “Little baby is being so good.”
Whitney’s gaze flickered to the empty dining table, her voice barely above a whisper, “Did he leave?”
bathroom with that ring and wouldn’t answer him, he started
the couch,
had been enough to trouble him,
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the dining table to talk, looking at her closely. “I might be forgetful, but I’m not blind I
it’s not
has a half–brother from his father’s side who was always the golden
my medication and got beaten by the servants publicly, even taken to the police. He was just
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blame myself, my illness made his life miserable. But he fought hard, stood
way. My memory may fail me sometimes, but I vividly remember
in her heart; she had heard whispers about the Lippert family patriarch favoring the younger
so you can understand why he’s so easily angry. But that’s all in the past, and he’s healthy
to reach his goal, he would not just be the tycoon he is
Natalie smiled reassuringly.
aback. Natalie, of course, knew her son best, and she said he had integrity and was not the type to use any means necessary to reach his
of Braxton, willingly giving up a lucrative deal. His principles and restraint had
truly been so villainous
questioned herself
taut, she asked, “Mom, in all his years in business, has he ever
his lowest, he got through
eyes, “So, Whitney, you can’t give
from him. Despite my detachment from worldly matters, I’ve heard people praise your beauty and intelligence. You should stand by his side; don’t
hand gently on the
it tightly. His drunken eyes, clouded
his drunken stupor, “I’m sick;
breaking her heart,
bear it. She touched his forehead,
and urged, “He’s fallen severely ill and refuses to take his medicine. Please, Madam, tell
a heavy heart, helping him
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