Under the Veil I Rule

Chapter 262

Finn walked over and gave Dorian's shoulder a reassuring pat. "Inviting Jessica over was a bit much, you know. Elysia's got every right to be upset."

"She doesn't want to see you right now, so just give her some space. After the ceremony, you two can sit down and have a proper chat."

"What are you talking about, Finn?"

Dorian stared at him in disbelief. Finn was never one to mince his words or play the diplomat, yet here he was, talking sense and all. Had he turned over a new leaf?

Without answering, Finn simply tugged Dorian along.

Dorian glanced at the closed door, realizing there was nothing he could do at the moment. Letting Finn lead him, they headed to the groom's lounge.

About half an hour later, Elysia, now all dolled up, emerged from the bride's room with Amara. Finn and Dorian were already waiting outside. The four of them headed over to the reception area to toast with the guests.

Though Elysia was giving Dorian the cold shoulder, she was perfectly cordial with everyone else. The toasting went smoothly, signaling the end of the wedding festivities.

Elysia and Dorian would head back to their new home, while Amara could finally return to her place.

she stepped out of the hotel, Finn intercepted her. "I'll give you

her head. "I can get back on my

me take you. It's tough to catch a

he gently took her by the wrist and led her toward

few steps before stopping abruptly,

said firmly, freeing her wrist from his grip. "But thanks for the

turned and

retreating

you so against me?" He caught up with her in a few strides, trying to keep pace

admit it, but she couldn't deny it

awkward, at least for her. Didn't he sense that? Why was

push further. "It really is hard to get a cab from here. If you can't find one, give me a call. Or

concern etched on his face, before turning

home, she replayed the past couple of days in her mind, puzzled by Finn's strange

up to Dorian for her, which had caught her off guard. Yet, she couldn't fathom why Finn

seemed to have a significant part of his attention focused on Liliana. It was