All Chapters of Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

From the start of Grace’s birthday celebration, Julian had already sensed that Aurora’s sister was no easy woman to deal with. And now, hearing her speak like this in front of so many people only confirmed what he had suspected all along. But Aurora didn’t seem the least bit rattled. She smiled easily. "You’re giving me too much credit, sister." "I don’t think he’s chasing after me. After all, I saw him bothering you just now as well. He’s always been a flirt. That’s just who he is." Tessa’s expression faltered, her calm gaze flashing briefly with panic. "He’s your ex, not mine. What does that have to do with me? You must’ve been mistaken. I’ve never even met him before." "You better hope I was mistaken," Aurora said quietly as she stepped closer, leaning in to whisper at her ear. "You really think I don’t know what you’ve been up to? I know every filthy little thing you’ve done. If you don’t want me dragging it all to Mother, I suggest you start behaving." Aurora smiled

"Sister, everyone’s watching right now," Aurora said calmly, her tone even but edged with warning. "So let me say this one last time, stop testing my limits. Like earlier... you must know why the seam on my gown was coming loose, right? I’m sure you have a pretty good idea." She looked at Tessa with deliberate ease, waiting to see how she’d respond. "I..." Tessa’s gaze wavered. She couldn’t meet Aurora’s eyes. She’d assumed Aurora hadn’t noticed the little trick she pulled earlier—that was why she’d acted so brazenly. But clearly, Aurora had just been saving it for the right moment. Julian, meanwhile, also recognized the server who’d caused the spill. Wasn’t that the same man Tessa had whispered to earlier? His eyes narrowed slightly. So, his fiancée wasn’t quite the gentle, graceful woman people claimed she was. How interesting. Tessa’s evasive eyes didn’t go unnoticed. Her guilt was written all over her face. No one here was stupid.After seeing this, how coul

After finishing a glass of wine, Lucas noticed the intense look in Aurora’s eyes. And somehow, he instantly understood what that look meant. He reached out and wrapped his arm around her waist, pulling her close. Their bodies pressed together, breaths mingling—each exhaling into the other’s space. Aurora stared at his handsome face and instinctively swallowed. The desire surging in her.She must have been drunk. That had to be the reason she was craving this man so strongly. "Rora, you…" Before he could finish, Aurora quickly turned her head away. "I’m fine. I’m just a little drunk. Everything’s a bit fuzzy right now." She hadn’t forgotten that they were still out in public. Lucas could tell she was feeling shy. That faint blush at the base of her ears wasn’t from drinking. She might not even realize it, but whenever she got shy, her ears were always the first to turn red. Lucas had noticed that habit not long after they started seeing each other. "Why don’t we he

Leonard noticed something off about Aurora and followed her line of sight.A delicate, lively young woman fluttered like a butterfly into the arms of a tall man."Lukey, I knew you’d come!" she exclaimed, dashing toward Lucas with uncontainable joy in her eyes.Amidst the crowd, the two embraced as if no one else existed around them.It was like a scene straight out of a film—beautiful, moving, and unreal.Aurora’s hands slowly clenched at her sides, her red lips pressing into a thin line.The pair embracing before her were her husband and a woman she didn’t even know.Watching them, she couldn’t quite describe what she was feeling.So that was Lucas’ true love?She really lived up to her expectation. She was pure, radiant, and looked like a princess untouched by the world.The tenderness in Lucas’ gaze was something Aurora rarely saw.He usually gave off a distant, cold aura—most who met him would describe him as aloof.But with the girl in his arms, Aurora could clearly see a softnes

Aurora saw Lucas’ message. She just didn’t know how to respond. What did he and his so-called true love have to do with her? The more she thought about it, the more pointless the message seemed. Lucas didn’t owe her any explanations. Their relationship was just for appearances anyway. Why take it so seriously? When Lucas returned home, Aurora happened to be in the kitchen, pouring herself a glass of water. The moment she heard the door, her gaze flickered slightly. She knew exactly who it was. She downed the water in one go and turned to head out, planning to wash up. But as she moved, she found herself blocked in the kitchen. Lucas stood in the doorway, tall and broad, completely sealing off her exit. Unless he moved, she wasn’t going anywhere. Left with no choice, Aurora stopped and asked, a little wearily, "Move. I need to wash up." Lucas looked at her, seeing through her calm exterior as if it were glass. He knew it hadn’t been a mistake earlier at the airp