Under the Veil I Rule

Chapter 270

Hogan was fuming, ready to fire back when Finnian cut him off sharply, "Hogan, what nonsense are you spouting? Apologize to Amara."

"Finnian?" Hogan stared at him in disbelief.

In his mind, Finnian had always been not-so-fond of Amara. So why was he taking her side now?

"Apologize to her." Finnian's voice was cold and unwavering. "Don't make me repeat myself."

Hogan was taken aback by Finnian's insistence. He couldn't believe Hogan would use a phrase like "shameless" to describe Amara.

In the three years Finnian hadn't been paying attention to Amara, how many such insults had she endured?

"No need," Amara said coolly. "I don't want it."

What good was an apology from Hogan, especially if it wasn't sincere? She had no use for empty gestures.

She turned to Finnian, her voice detached, "Today, Liliana barged into my dressing room without my permission, said some bizarre things, and then fainted."

"Her fainting has nothing to do with me. I called the ambulance to take her to the hospital purely out of basic decency. Now that you're here, I'll be leaving."

on her heel

figure for a few moments before striding after her, "Are you heading back to the set? Let me give you

eyes fixed on the tips of Finnian's polished shoes, a wave

been at the hospital long before Finnian rushed in. He must be really worried about Liliana to have come so quickly. Every action he took seemed to scream his concern

the wave of emotion,

your wife is still in

Finnian cut Hogan off coldly, heading towards

just as the nurse was coming

is awake. She can be moved to a regular room and you can speak to her there. Please

nodded, waiting a few minutes before following the gurney

room.

left, he turned to the now-conscious Liliana, "What happened today? Why

You don't need to worry," Liliana replied, her face

you go to see Amara?" Liliana's

I just wanted to chat with Ms. Sullivan about the play and, well, ask about you too. Did Ms. Sullivan mention

studied her for a

heart began to race, panic

a disaster.