Never Again Yours (Isadora and Magnus)

Chapter 340

Victor's sharp gaze swept over Rowena, unmistakable contempt flickering in his eyes.

"Even if you stripped naked in front of me, I wouldn't feel a thing," he sneered. "Next time, at least try to make your act convincing."

Color rose and fell on Rowena's cheeks-humiliation and anger warring for dominance. She clenched her fists so tightly her knuckles turned white.

"Mr. Fitzgerald, do you really think Isadora is any better than me?" she snapped. "She cheats on you constantly, and now she's carrying another man's child! Doesn't that disgust you? What does she have that I don't?"

Victor's expression darkened, his low voice chilling. "You think someone like you has the right to mention my child?"

Rowena stared at him in disbelief. "What?"

Isadora was pregnant with Victor's child? Then why did the paternity line say 'unknown'? Had Isadora shown her those documents on purpose, leading her into a trap?

Victor gave a cold, humorless laugh. “Ms. Blaine, do you think I'm too easygoing? That's why you keep making a scene in front of me?"

Rowena's mind raced, desperate to pinpoint where she'd gone wrong.

Before she could react, Victor seized her wrist and dragged her to the glass doors at the front of the room.

Without a word, he yanked the doors open. Beyond them stretched a long, ornamental pond, nestled amidst rolling green lawns and pristine gardens-a sparkling ribbon winding past each private dining suite.

"Wait-!"

barely echoed before Victor shoved her

chill of the water cut straight to the bone, stealing her breath away. She'd dressed lightly for

sudden splash drew everyone's attention. Several guests slid open

at

dress and put

soaked, scant fabric over herself, desperate for

grabbing a towel from

his friends rushed outside. Preston frowned at the sight of Rowena

Fitzgerald, what's going

the towel at him. "Keep

and strode away without

a staff member. "Help her out.

hauled from the pond, Rowena was wrapped in a

"What did you

Det

She threw herself into his arms, sobbing

only grew