Under the Veil I Rule

Chapter 316

In the heart of the storm, a few high-profile individuals were causing quite the stir. The surrounding staff at the hotel were on edge, rushing in to intervene. These guests were so important that if anything were to happen to them, the hotel would have to be sold to cover the costs. The scene quickly descended into chaos.

Liliana was watching from the sidelines, and in the ensuing commotion, someone accidentally shoved her. She fell to the floor, her stomach hitting the corner of a table. Letting out a cry of pain, cold sweat beaded on her forehead.

"Everyone, stop right now!" Hogan stepped forward, his voice booming. "Get a doctor over here immediately, she's pregnant!"

That authoritative voice brought the chaos to a halt.

Indeed, Liliana was pregnant, and the child she carried was Finnian's, potentially the next heir of the Everly family. If something happened to her, it would be catastrophic. Panic swept through the crowd.

Finnian didn't seem overly panicked, but he rushed over, scooping Liliana up in his arms, and as he made his way out, he instructed, "Call her family doctor."

"On it," Hogan nodded briskly.

Amara watched the scene unfold with a cold detachment, her heart tightening even as a bitter smile formed on her lips. She turned to Elysia, "Ely, let's find somewhere to take a breather."

cast a frosty glance at Dorian and

a room the staff had found for them, Elysia broke down in tears. She was a strong woman, rarely crying, and whenever she did, it was

food from the staff, overhearing snippets of gossip nearby. "I thought Mr. Everly didn't care much for Liliana, but after she fell, he

looked calm as

you notice how quickly he moved, and the concern in his

shot a glance at the

Elysia's shoulders, offering comfort, but Elysia

her and Finnian. Even if Finnjan claimed to care

Amara couldn't simply erase Finnian from

to gradually work

a sigh,

family doctor arrived and was in the room examining Liliana.

he stepped into the corridor to take the call, while

to her child, he would bear some responsibility. The child had to be