Under the Veil I Rule

Chapter 85

She didn't say it outright but gave Kevin a few comforting words before pretending to have something to do and hanging up the phone.

In the Everly family estate, Kevin put down his phone and sighed, turning to Lisa. "You mentioned before that Finn might have a thing for Ama. Is that true?"

Lisa was uncertain now, hesitating as she replied, "Well, back in Mrs. Amara Everly's break room, I noticed how Mr. Finn Everly was constantly glancing at her. I thought he might have some interest.

But today, Liliana dared to post that kind of tweet. She must have had Mr. Finn Everly's approval. He knew this would affect how people see the Everly family, and he still went ahead with it. He must really care for Liliana. What on earth is going on?"

Lisa looked a bit regretful, thinking she might have been too clever for her own good by mentioning it to Mr. Kevin Everly.

"Alas, never mind. I'll give that little rascal a call and see what he's really thinking."

Meanwhile, Elysia left Amara's apartment and got into her car parked downstairs. She didn't drive off immediately but instead pulled out her phone and made a call.

left Amara's neighborhood. Half an

swiped her card and walked in, heading straight to a private room. She flung the door open. Inside the dimly lit room sat a group of seven or eight men and women, with Finnian and

noticed Dorian and Jessica

girl with delicate features, nestled close to Dorian in a fragile, dainty manner. Dorian wasn't holding her, but his arm was draped behind her, making it look like he was. Elysia's pupils contracted in

withdrew his hand, standing

her heart, not forgetting her purpose for being there. She marched over to Finnian, her voice

you let her announce it before you're even divorced. Have you two

barefaced, but Amara still wants her dignity. Couldn't you think about her when

let out her barrage of words, glaring daggers at Finnian with heaving breaths,

up, his eyes cold as he remarked, "How

"None of your business!"

an

over Elysia by a

showed no

as she stared