Under the Veil I Rule

Chapter 311

"Let's just leave it, Mr. Everly," Amara sighed.

Finnian took a long look at her gentle profile, his heart aching. He didn't want to push her, so he reluctantly turned away.

Over the past few days, Amara had been experiencing more frequent bouts of morning sickness. Every couple of days, she'd find herself rushing to the bathroom.

She had joined an online group for expectant mothers and, after chatting with others, realized she was actually one of the lucky ones. Some women seemed to throw up everything they ate, only to be hungry again and start the cycle over, a miserable experience.

However, she was assured that by the second trimester, the morning sickness would likely fade, and her belly wouldn't be too cumbersome yet, allowing her a bit more freedom. This period was often called the "honeymoon trimester."

But as the third trimester loomed, the growing belly would make moving around more challenging, and another round of discomfort would begin. Amara couldn't help but think that pregnancy was truly a tough journey.

A couple of days later, Elysia called, her voice simmering with frustration. "Today's Jessica's birthday, and Dorian is throwing her a party."

her

society in Wye, but they were well-off enough to afford

out a bit after getting married, especially since this kind of thing reflects poorly on the Hawke family. But clearly, he has no shame." Indeed, this was an awkward situation for both the Hawke and the Moon families, though it was beneficial for the Bishops. This showed just

asked quietly, "What do you plan to

Elysia, she wouldn't just let this

myself. Ama, come

was driven

if it was painful: Amara considered stopping her but realized that seeing Dorian's true colors might be better for Elysia in the long run. "Alright, I'll go with

in a makeup artist and picked out dresses fit for a birthday bash, then set

Maple Hotel, a renowned five-star establishment in Wye.

PM, the venue was bustling

Bishop family alone wouldn't have been able to attract such a crowd, but