Under the Veil I Rule

Chapter 188

Andrea was about ready to lose it with Celeste. In a fit of frustration, she stomped on Celeste's foot and, under Finnian's icy stare, forced a smile before dragging the fuming Celeste away.

Amara watched the drama unfold, feeling utterly drained. Celeste's insults were essentially aimed at Finnian too, since they were still married. It was no surprise to her that Finnian defended her, but she had no intention of thanking him.

She didn't want to stay there under all those judgmental stares. So, she told the nurse to update her if anything happened and headed to the rooftop alone.

It was quite late, and the rooftop was deserted, with only the chilly night wind whipping around, making it an uncomfortable place to be. Amara stood there for a moment, contemplating a change of scenery when the door suddenly swung open, and a tall figure stepped out.

"So, this is where you're hiding?"

It was Hogan. He strode over to Amara, his tone dripping with sarcasm. "You got my grandfather hospitalized and Celeste caught in the crossfire. Amara, you're really something, aren't you? You won't rest until you've completely disrupted the Everly family, will you?"

"Say that again!" Amara's voice sharpened. "Do you want to get hit the second time?"

flinched, recalling the slap from Amara last time. Anger flared in

dare you bring that up!" he fumed, "I haven't even settled that

party at the hotel rooftop. Finnian had kissed Amara. Witnessed by everyone, Finnian publicly acknowledged their relationship, leaving Liliana in tears. Hogan had confronted Amara about it, only to receive a

to settle scores?" Amara taunted, her gaze chilly as it landed on

see if Finnian doesn't knock

realized that while Finnian

her personally, he valued their marriage. If Hogan dared

this too. He glared at Amara fiercely, his eyes blazing with anger. Then, he noticed

things, he

widened in fury.

fooling around with another guy before coming to see Grandpa? Amara,

even think before hurling the accusation, disgusted by her absurd audacity, in spite of

"What did you just say? You dare