Under the Veil I Rule

Chapter 10

Liliana clenched her jaw, practically steaming with anger. But she quickly composed herself, pulling a few napkins to dab away the coffee stain on her face. Her movements were slow and elegant.

"Amara, whether I said the truth or not, you know it pretty well. And for the record, I'm not a homewrecker. You can ask Finn yourself if you don't believe me."

With that, Liliana shot her a disdainful look, picked up her handbag, and left with an air of sophistication.

Elysia watched her retreating figure, cussing out fiercely, "That wretch is such a hypocrite. How shameless!" Amara pressed her lips together tightly, choosing to stay silent.

The fact that Liliana suggested she ask Finnian whether she was the other woman implied that Liliana was confident Finnian would defend her. Their relationship must be strong.

Suddenly, Amara clutched her stomach, feeling a wave of discomfort. "Ely, I'm not feeling well."

"What's wrong?" Elysia asked, alarmed, quickly steadying Amara by the arm.

her head. It was just a sudden bout of nausea that disappeared as quickly as it came. Strange. Her stomach had always been sensitive since she was a child, so she brushed it

client returned at that moment. After ensuring Amara was okay, Elysia went back to her meeting, and Amara hailed a cab back

with anger. "What did you say to Liliana this afternoon?" Amara paused, her hand stretching to take off

in the hospital now with contractions," Finnian

froze mid-way, her body shivering slightly. After a few seconds, she found her voice again. "Is she at

to the café, so Amara

shoes back

clear things up in front of both of them. It was Kevin's decision not to divorce, not hers, and she wanted Liliana

the hospital room door. A voice from inside called, "Come in,"

on a pillow, with Finnian sitting attentively by her side, the picture of

a needle prick, and she clenched the door frame vehemently before moving closer to the

said, his expression

pale Liliana lifted herself slightly, speaking first. "Ms.

frowned. "What do you