Chapter 291

Evadne didn’t bother to bid goodbye to Thaddeus when she left the hospital.

Although the man left her with an unfinished story, she was too proud to ask for more. Even though she was curious about what happened to Thaddeus, she would rather find out by herself than to ask him.

Having spent three years being humiliated, she, the heiress of the Ashbourne family, vowed to hold her head high from now on.

On her way home, Evadne received a call from Jason.

“Miss Evadne, I’ve tried to dig into Thaddeus‘ past but didn’t find anything suspicious. However, when I looked into Mr. Chad’s personal affairs, I found something fishy.”

“Thaddeus is now the CEO of the Abernathy Group. His personal information is a top secret that only a few can access. Jason, you’re being smart by trying to help indirectly, Evadne praised with a smile.

Jason chuckled, pleased with the compliment, then said, “Mr. Chad was kidnapped when he was eleven.”

“Kidnapped?”

“Yes. But the news about the kidnapping is nowhere to be found online. It seems the Abernathy Group has made sure to keep this information under wraps. If you really want to know the truth, I can ask my father. He was a judge at the Elmsworth Court of Justice back then. He must have known something about the case.” “No need, Jason. You’ve done enough.”

Evadne hung up the phone and sank into deep thoughts. She knew that Jason was having a hard time with his family and didn’t want to trouble them further. But now that she had a lead, she knew what to do next.

As she pulled up her La Voiture Noire in front of her mansion, the car’s headlights illuminated a man standing tall and handsome.-

Her heart skipped a beat as she recognized him.

It was Thaddeus.

Thaddeus turned to face her, his eyes twinkling in the bright light. He straightened his back and gave her a warm smile.

She had to admit that Thaddeus had a beautiful smile.

It was the smile she had dreamed of, the one she had craved for.

had tried everything to win his affection, from buying him gifts to learning how to cook his favorite dishes. All to see this smilė. But it was all

at her, even said he

late affection

a deep breath, got out of the car, and walked up to

“Evadne.”

you going to rob me?” Evadne retorted, her sharp tongue had

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you at the hospital, but you left in such

would never have met. And there’s

and walked towards the mansion, “I’ll send someone to deliver the second course of medicine in a few days.

wait!” Thaddeus reached

Jareth that I know he likes

up

sister–in–law. I’m just an outsider

too old and frail. Marilla’s parents are of no use. As for you, her brother, you’ve proven to be utterly useless. You’ve never been

he was being shot several times in

now on, Marilla

unmistakable, “I will never agree to Marilla and Jareth being together.

stepped forward,

Thaddeus, do you even have a heart? Or do you think Marilla is not your real sister, so you’re willing to sacrifice

provoked. His lips trembled

really angry at her. He understood her

to misunderstand him, nor did he want her to belittle his only

truly cares for Marilla. You saw it too today, Evadne. Marilla relies heavily on Jareth and wants to be with

the same as affection? Furthermore, Marilla has autism. She barely went to school and has had little social interaction. How could she understand romantic feelings between a man and a woman?”

resonated with frustration, echoing into the

Please, give them a chance.” Thaddeus practically begged, unable to face her

book. I understand that even a playboy settles down someday, but Marilla isn’t that woman for him. I can’t gamble her

think the Fairhaven family is the right environment

Thaddeus was taken aback.

It was a topic Jareth avoided like the

into family matters would crack old wounds for Jareth. Despite

showing great respect and admiration for his mother. Do you think he would go against his own mother for Marilla? And then there’s cunning Edith. She’s always used Glynnis as her

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