Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Eloise finds herself in a tense confrontation with Julian in a hospital room. She is acutely aware that revealing the truth about Victor's lineage at this moment could lead to chaos. Eloise grapples with her regret over Julian's survival, feeling that she should have allowed him to perish with his parents.

Her emotions are a tumultuous mix of anger, frustration, and a desire to maintain control over the situation, as she struggles to keep her composure in front of Julian. Julian's demeanor is cold and demanding, challenging Eloise to answer his questions without the respect she believes she deserves. This interaction highlights the shift in their power dynamic, as Julian asserts himself over her, prompting her internal outrage. Eloise's thoughts reveal her disdain for Victor's lack of awareness regarding her position and the history of their family.

Despite her efforts to maintain a calm facade, her irritation bubbles to the surface, showcasing the deep-seated tensions within their family. As the chapter progresses, Julian exits the room, leaving an air of apprehension among those waiting outside. The reactions of the onlookers illustrate a mix of concern and relief, hinting at the complex relationships and power struggles within the Sterling family. Meanwhile, Eloise's internal conflict continues as she faces her daughter Natalie, who questions her about a document she may have signed.

Eloise's denial is laced with anxiety, as she fears the implications of revealing her actions and the potential chaos that would ensue if her family learned the truth. In Chapter 495, the narrative shifts to Julian and Elliot as they leave the hospital. Julian reflects on the situation, particularly Eloise's fainting spell after her encounter with Flint. His curiosity is piqued, sensing that the truth is intricately connected to him. The chapter closes with Julian feeling restless and contemplative, illustrating his internal struggle as he grapples with the secrets that loom over his family.

The tension builds as he considers the weight of the revelations yet to come, setting the stage for further conflict and discovery. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You by Aurelia Novel 485** **Chapter 485** "No!" Eloise's voice erupted, sharp and piercing, almost echoing off the sterile walls of the hospital room. This was not the moment for Victor to uncover the truth about his lineage. She could feel the tension in the air, thick and suffocating. That boy was nothing like Julian.

He lacked the calm demeanor and self-control that Julian had always exhibited. If Victor stumbled upon this truth too soon, chaos would unfurl like a dark storm, consuming everything in its path. Eloise lifted her chin, locking her eyes with Julian's. In that instant, a wave of genuine regret crashed over her, overwhelming and relentless. How could she have allowed him to survive? She should have let him perish alongside his parents back then. If only she hadn't faltered in that fleeting moment of weakness, she wouldn't be staring down the barrel of this rabid wolf today.

know I met him?" she asked, her tone deceptively light, concealing the tempest of emotions swirling within her. Or perhaps the real question was: how long had he been aware of her connection with Flint? She

'Does this ungrateful brat even comprehend who he is addressing? Even if I am not his biological grandmother, I was his grandfather's lawful wife! And this parentless wretch dares to speak to me like that? Where are his manners? Where is his shame?' Drawing in a sharp breath, she fought against the urge to scream, the frustration bubbling just beneath

your permission to see someone?" "In the past, you didn't," Julian replied, a lazy half-smile playing on his lips, as if he found amusement in her indignation. "But from now on, you'd better check with me first." Without waiting for her to respond, he turned on his heel, ignoring the way her complexion drained

and relief washing over them. Part of the group feared he might emerge looking for a fight, while the others felt a sense of relief that he had exited so quickly, suggesting that the conversation had not delved into serious matters. If it had been about inheritance, he would have lingered. Elliot caught Julian's gaze and quickly fell into step beside him as

"Did you see that? Julian had some kind of document in his hand." Neither Miranda nor Natalie responded, but Natalie's expression tightened with concern. "What document?" Without waiting for an answer,

mean, something?" Eloise replied smoothly, feigning confusion, her heart racing beneath her calm facade. Inside, she was a tempest of emotions, but she was no fool. Families like the Sterlings always projected a façade of

relinquished her shares, the moment would turn chaotic, and they would rally around Julian, ready to pounce before the ink had even dried. Natalie hesitated, searching her mother's face for any hint of truth. "So, you didn't sign anything?" Eloise maintained her composure, her tone icy. "My assets? How could I possibly hand them over to him?" Downstairs, the elevator doors