Chapter 383

Cassius and Jason sauntered out, leaving behind a trail of whispers that the CEO of the K Group had dropped by the Abernathy group out of blue, which spread through the skyscraper like wildfire.

Jareth, supporting visibly weakened Thaddeus, returned to the office; Gordon followed them because of concern.

His arm was dislocated, the pain so intense it had soaked his clothes in sweat, yet he remained silent.

Jareth had noticed something was amiss, leading to the discovery of Gordon’s injury. Their staff members took Gordon to the hospital for treatment regardless of the latter’s resisting.

“That Cassius, always so polite and refined, who knew he could be such a boor.” Jareth signed, unable to find the words to describe the shock.

It was terrifying.

“It was all for his sister. I can understand that,” Thaddeus said weakly, slumped on the couch, his neck thrown back in exhaustion.

If someone else had wronged Evadne, Thaddeus feared he would have reacted even more violently than Cassius.

Recalling Cassius‘ words before he left, Thaddeus felt his breath hitch, as if his blood had frozen in his veins.

“Fair enough. I guess if it were Marilla, I don’t think I could have stayed calm either.”

Jareth’s gaze fixed on the knife wound on Thaddeus‘ neck. It wasn’t deep, but enough to stain his crisp white shirt collar a jarring red, “You should get that checked out at the hospital.”

“It’s nothing,” Thaddeus gasped.

“Why did Cassius suddenly turn on you?” Jareth asked, worry clouding his features.

“He found out that Evadne and I’ve been intimate.”

“So it seems that in Cassius‘ eyes, Evadne isn’t just his sister anymore, she’s his daughter. He’s playing the overprotective brother, huh? You’re lucky he didn’t come in guns blazing,” Jareth joked, trying to lighten the mood.

“Anyway, it’s my fault. After the divorce, I shouldn’t have touched her.”

Thaddeus choked with frustration, running his hands through his hair, “But Jareth, I couldn’t control myself, my thoughts, my body That night, she was so close, the temptation was too much. All I could think about was possessing her. I wanted her.”

Possessing her, penetrating her, making her his.

Remembering Marilla’s words, Jareth felt a pang of sympathy for Evadne, “Thad, to be honest, I don’t blame Cassius for wanting to kill you. What you did to Evadne was monstrous.”

“What are you talking about?” Thaddeus asked, his eyes wide with confusion.

“Two years ago, you claimed Evadne as your woman, but you have no memory of it. Aren’t you a beast or what?”

“Jareth.”

open, his hand shaking as he grabbed Jareth’s, “Is that true? Who

day, but he couldn’t

saw everything that

resignation as he relayed Marilla’s

was buzzing. The shock was so intense

They had been intimate.

Evadne told

so silly! Why was she

her. And honestly, I’m amazed that you have

know,

upset and I drank too much. I kept having these dreams about being in bed

would definitely get back together with Acacia and divorce Evadne, because she didn’t have a place in your heart. Isn’t that right? Thaddeus, those heartless things you

felt as if

his mind filled with images of Evadne’s

he took

to endure such

He deserved to die.

should have cut

feelings for Evadne for a while now. But you didn’t understand what love was, how to love. You were being manipulated by Acacia, who used your childhood debt to control you, which

for his best friend, “I came over today just to tell you

feel that some things are just not meant to be. Maybe you two are destined to be star–crossed lovers. Forcing yourselves

too many obstacles standing between

persuade himself to convince Evadne to forgive Thaddeus. It

“Jareth.”

a look of defeat in his eyes, like an old man that had seen too much. He was still young, but his face held

car accident and was worried sick. He went to the hospital to visit her that same

Abernathy group today to stir up trouble with Thaddeus. It was a big scene, word got around, and some of the Abernathy group’s staff members got hurt,”

narrowed slightly,

is known for being overprotective of his sister, so it’s obvious

Avery’s eyes darkened.

Evadne’s accident have something to

have happened that caused the usually calm and composed Cassius to

this as a good

his eyes once more, letting out a chuckle, “Before, Cassius looked down on me and sided with Thaddeus. He even tried to set up Evadne with that mongrel Thaddeus. Now that they’re at odds,

you have the advantage. How can Thaddeus, that illegitimate kid, compare to someone as

good. If Thaddeus could come back

eyes flashed with an unreadable emotion at

“Did you find out anything about that

discomforted, “I’m sorry, Mr. Chambers, I

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