Dumping My Fiancé For His Uncle

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"From now on, you'll stay with me... okay?" Thea said.

Thea considered this deeply. The doctor had determined that she would likely never be able to have children. Conveniently, she really liked Oliver and was willing to raise him. Even if she divorced Nicolas, she could manage that.

. "Are you serious?" Oliver looked up, his eyes shimmering with unshed tears. "Will you still hit me later?"

"Absolutely not." Thea's tone was firm.

Oliver asked, and Thea answered. Nicolas saw a unique maternal glow emanating from Thea.

If that child were still here, perhaps Thea would be happier? After all, I owe her this much,' he thought.

After soothing Oliver's emotions, Nicolas hurried back to Key Biskane. With Jepson and Stefan's downfall, there were countless messes to clean up at Hendrix Group.

Meanwhile, Thea received an unfamiliar phone call. "Miss Rowland, you should know how hard it is for me to slip away right now. Isn't it a bit rude to stand me up?"

It was Teri. Thea suddenly remembered their appointment. She rushed to the café, noticing Teri's table was littered with empty cups. Thea's eyes filled with regret. "I'm really sorry for being late; something happened at home." "I saw the news," Teri replied, her gaze lingering on Thea's face, noting the shadows beneath her eyes.

The resemblance between Thea and Duncan's eyes was striking. Both had captivating eyes. Just seeing those eyes brought back bad memories for Teri.

Since Teri had been released on bail, Duncan hadn't even sent a single message of sympathy. No matter how much she loved him, it was time to wake

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"Miss Rowland, you must know why I called you?" Teri took a sip of her coffee, trying to hide her dark circles with thick concealer. "About my half-brother, the one you've met, you must realize he's nothing but a useless piece of work." Thea looked at Teri. Without the confusion of romantic entanglements, Teri appeared much more likable.

"I heard you took care of his new girlfriend. That guy only cares about women. If the Langstaff Group really falls into his hands, forget about any collaboration," Thea said.

Given Mason's favoritism toward his son, Teri's ability to remain the heir for so many years spoke volumes about her strength.

Thea nodded, skipping the small talk. "Compared to that foolish man, Ms. Langstaff, I think working with you would indeed be more pleasant. But, how would you like me to assist you?"

A hint of a smile curved Thea's lips. At that moment, Teri likely understood why Nicolas chose her. Thea was stunning beyond belief.

"The shareholders are extremely dissatisfied with Aiden. If you could gather some dirt on him, even Stefan wouldn't be able to protect him," Teri said.Exclusive © material by Nô(/v)elDrama.Org.

Teri

She was magnanimous.

Teri was

efreshingly candid. With this level of openness, Thea wouldn't refuse the deal, especially since it benefited her.

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Their coffee cups clinked together, and Thea and Teri saw each other's ambitions reflected in their eyes. As they stepped out of the café, Thea began to call Ursa. Having spent years in Silvercreek, Ursa understood many situations far better than Thea did.

Most of Thea's thoughts were focused on her conversation with Ursa when a car barreled toward her with reckless abandon, leaving no time to turn the wheel.

. The airbags deployed with a violent force. The last thing Thea saw was a twisted face. It was Amelia. 'Amelia must be under

Nicolas's control now. How did she escape?' Thea wondered.

"Thea, no matter how many helpers or escape routes you have, I will make sure you die this time." Amelia's voice echoed in her ears.

Amelia's car was unregistered, deliberately parked at a corner of the alley where Thea had to pass, avoiding any surveillance.

Pain dulled Thea's senses, but she fought to sharpen her focus, pressing her tongue against the roof of her mouth to stay

alert.

With all her strength, Thea grabbed the phone from the passenger seat. She pressed the buttons three times, dialing her emergency contact number. This simple action drained every ounce of her energy.

"Thea?" Nicolas's clear voice echoed in her ears. Thea's vision blurred, but she could still picture his face. "Nicolas... it hurts so much. Please help me."

Her voice was faint like a buzzing mosquito, but it triggered an alarm in Nicolas's mind. Even before reaching Key Biskane, he was racing back in a frenzy.

On the way, Nicolas couldn't count how many traffic violations he committed. One thought consumed him. "Thea is in trouble. I have to get to her fast.'

By the time Nicolas arrived at Silvercreek, Thea had already been rushed into the operating room. Joyce was pacing anxiously at the door, her breaths shallow and quick.

"Mr. Hendrix!" Joyce's eyes reddened at the sight of him.

She wasn't relieved. She was furious. "Didn't your men take Amelia away? How did she manage to escape and injure Thea again? The doctor said Thea had fluid build-up in her body already, and this impact could endanger her life!" Just imagining Thea lying on the cold operating table, her life hanging in the balance, sent Joyce into a fit of rage, her anger directed at Nicolas.

Darwin felt a cold sweat break out. He wanted to cover Joyce's mouth, to stop her from saying anything else that might anger Nicolas.

But when Darwin glanced at Nicolas, he saw no sign of retaliation. Nicolas ignored Joyce entirely. Instead, he swiftly moved to stand under the red light outside the operating room, rooted to the spot.

Instead, Nicolas swiftly moved to stand under the red light outside the operating room, rooted to the spot.

"Mr. Hendrix, the guards watching Amelia have just informed us that they were all drugged, and even the surveillance was tampered with beforehand. We haven't found any trace of how Amelia escaped." Darwin lamented. Having been with Nicolas for so long, Darwin had accompanied him to the pinnacle of success, and his own confidence had

grown.

Darwin had unconsciously believed that no one would dare touch those Nicolas intended to keep, even letting down his guard entirely. 10:26 Sun,

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"Mr. Hendrix, the main responsibility for this incident falls on me." Darwin admitted, his head bowed.

Yet Nicolas neither blamed him nor displayed any emotional response. His focus was solely on the surgery door. He had never felt such tension before/

Nicolas couldn't even bear to think about what he would do if something happened to Thea.

'We finally reconciled. Could God really be so cruel as to not leave us a chance to be together? I refuse to believe that. We've faced so many challenges together. Thea will be fine,' he thought. Nicolas stood there through the night, his legs numb and unfeeling.

As time dragged on, Joyce's emotions became more unstable. She slapped herself repeatedly. "It's all my fault. If I hadn't been lazy and had gone out with Thea, this wouldn't have happened."

Each slap was harsh and precise, making Darwin wince in sympathy. After what felt like an eternity, the operating room door finally opened. "Who is the family member of the patient?" the doctor said.

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