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Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire Chapter 42
“Sir, I understand how you’re feeling right now. But sir, please remember—you’re not alone anymore. You have a wife now, someone you need to protect.”I did a double take. In the heat of my anger, I completely forgot about Dorry — the woman I needed to protect, especially from my aunt.She could become a target of the people trying to hurt me — and I couldn’t let that happen. I wouldn’t allow anyone to harm her. I wouldn’t let her be taken away from me like my parents were.“Jac, do you still have contacts from your old team?”Jac nodded just as we exited the narrow alley we’d squeezed into. He was fully alert again.“I’ll take care of contacting them, sir. They’ve been waiting for my call anyway,” he answered after a moment.We were now back on a main road, surrounded by other cars, which only heightened my alertness.No matter how much was running through my mind. My thoughts were a mess from everything that had happened, and my heart wouldn’t stop pounding in my chest. All I wanted
Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire Chapter 41
Like earlier, when I left the house, I walked out of Atty. Larson’s office, in a daze.Another puzzle was completed, but it left me with even more questions instead of answers.“Sir Nelson.” Jac gave my shoulder a light tap as we stepped inside the elevator. “Don’t be surprised why your grandfather gave Ms. Dorry company shares. It’s because he knows what happened between the two of you. He knows that Dorry was the woman you loved the most… but you hurt her deeply — and you didn’t even realize it.”I let out a dry, half-hearted laugh. I didn’t really care who my grandfather gave shares to—but what was his reason? Was that some sort of payment — a way to convince Dorry’s family to agree to our marriage? And did Dorry even know about the shares? Did she know the real reason behind our arranged marriage?This is driving me crazy. My head is a mess again. How am I supposed to focus? How can I stop my aunt and her evil plans if my mind is filled with nothing but questions? This is giving m
Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire Chapter 40
Although confused, I followed Jac without hesitation. After all, I trusted him more than anyone. I knew he would never put me in harm’s way. He pushed open the rusty metal door, and I braced myself to step into what I assumed would be a small, cluttered office. But to my surprise, an elevator greeted us instead. The doors slid open moments later, revealing a pristine, modern living room—a stark contrast to the rundown exterior of the building. I frowned, my eyes scanning the sophisticated interior. What the hell is going on? Why is Attorney Larson set up like this? "Jac..." A deep voice interrupted my thoughts, drawing my attention to an older man, likely in his late fifties, walking toward us with a welcoming smile. "Atty.," Jac greeted, shaking the man’s hand with familiarity. The man turned to me, his gaze warm yet observant. "This must be Nelson," he said, giving my shoulder a firm squeeze before his eyes drifted toward a framed photograph sitting on a wooden console
Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire Chapter 39
I couldn’t stop smiling as I walked toward the gate. Not only did I look like a fool grinning to myself, but I also felt like I was floating. My heart felt so light as if I were walking on air. The heavyweight I had been carrying inside me for so long had vanished, replaced by an overwhelming sense of joy.Before stepping out of the gate, I turned back to look at Dorry, who was still standing on the balcony. She looked just as dazed as I felt."See you later, my love? Wait for me, okay?"My words came with a wave and a smile, and I couldn’t help but place a hand over my chest. It felt like something was tickling inside me. She smiled—something she hadn’t done even once since we saw each other again. I let out a deep breath, over and over. My happiness was overflowing. I couldn’t explain it—I just felt so incredibly happy.After all the fights, the arguments, and the resentment between me and Dorry, there was now a chance for us to make things right. She might not have fully forgiven m
Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire Chapter 38
I wasn’t sure if I had heard Dorry correctly. Her words were barely clear between her sobs. I was also afraid to ask—afraid she might take it the wrong way. Instead of making peace, we might end up fighting again. So, I chose to stay quiet and just let her speak."I came back, Nelson. I came back for you!"I covered my mouth in shock. I heard her right. She really did come back. But now that I knew, I didn’t know what to do with it. I didn’t know what to say. My emotions were all over the place—confused, overwhelmed—but above all, I felt an undeniable surge of happiness."You… came back? You came looking for me?" A smile broke across my face. "Does that mean you missed me? That you love me too, Dorry?"I gently wiped the tears that kept falling from her eyes, waiting for her answer."Nelson, that doesn’t matter anymore. None of it matters after everything that happened—""What do you mean it doesn’t matter, Dorry? It matters to me. It matters to me that you came back because you love
Nelson de Vedra: The Outcast Billionaire Chapter 37
(Nelson)I couldn’t wipe the smile off my face as I watched Dorry sleep soundly beside me. My hand had been gently caressing her cheek for a while now, and my lips had pressed against her soft skin more times than I could count.I wasn’t sure if she was pretending to be asleep or if she was just truly exhausted.After the unforgettable night we shared, and after cursing at me more times than I could count, Dorry had pretended to sleep. No matter how much I coaxed her, kissed her, or tried to wake her, she refused to react.Which—I understood.She was too embarrassed to face me, too ashamed to talk to me because she had failed to hold on to her anger. The same anger that had melted away the moment I touched her, and kissed her.Until, eventually, she really did fall asleep.So, I carried her here to the bedroom.Had I known that getting drunk would have led to something this good, I would have done it a long time ago. Maybe then, we wouldn’t have spent so much time fighting.This morni
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