Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 603

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Ellie stood quietly outside the ward, watching them without interrupting. She could imagine that when Orion’s facial injuries were healed and they were finally able to meet again, the Warren family would be overjoyed.

A few minutes later, Ellic knocked softly on the door. “Mr. Orion Warren, it’s time for you to leave.” It wasn’t the right time for a reunion just yet. Nancy would be waking up soon, so Ellie gently reminded Orion to leave.

Alex wheeled Orion out of the ward. In the hallway, he glanced at Ellic, then stopped, crouching down beside Orion.

He said, “Orion, I’ll be busy at work in the second half of the year, and Mom doesn’t want me staying at home. It’s such a big house, and it’s just Mom and Dad there—they must feel lonely.

“Why don’t you go back to the Warren Manor for some rest? They will keep quiet about your whereabouts.”

Although Orion couldn’t see, he accurately swiped the new towel from Linda’s hands and smacked Alex on the head.

Alex held his head and stood up. “What’s wrong with you? Why did you suddenly hit me?”

angry that she fainted.” Orion snapped, “Take care of Mom and Dad and think more about the company. Stop coming here

threw a side glance at Ellie. “Got

clothes,” Linda said, pointing at the hem

two cartoon figures‘ kissing scenes were drawn with a black marker. She sighed. Looking up, she caught

her office. He

at school and that Ellie needed to come right away. Just as Ellie was coming out of the outpatient

building, but when he saw Ellie, he turned around and

work to do, Mr. Warren?” Ellie asked, rushing ahead with her phone ringing non–stop in her hand.

help?” Alex noticed Ellie’s serious expression and immediately

Ellie replied, brushing him off as she opened the car door

phone with one hand while steering with the other, Alex frowned.

Alex finished speaking, Barry responded quickly, “I know.” Not only did he tell Alex where Ellie’s two kids went to school, but he also mentioned their names and what classes they

arrived at Jaslands International Kindergarten. She followed the teacher who had come to pick her up to the elevator, but something didn’t feel right. “Did you take a wrong turn? My kids‘ classroom isn’t in this building,” Ellie

and had also attended the welcome

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