All Chapters of Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO: Chapter 621 - Chapter 630

He snapped to attention. "Don’t worry, I’ve got this. You’ll be right on their tail in no time."Hearing that, Tessa finally felt a bit more at ease.Julian looked at her with something close to awe—he hadn’t expected this woman to lie so smoothly, not even blinking as she spun the story. It rolled off her tongue like second nature.The realization left him a little stunned.He gave her a subtle nod of approval, and she merely raised a brow in response, saying nothing.But that, at least, was an acknowledgment.If Julian didn’t still have some potential use, Tessa wouldn’t have bothered bringing him along in the first place.When it came down to it, he couldn’t get half as much done as she could.But later, when things got riskier, she already had plans to let Julian handle the dirty work.Before long, Tessa and Julian had managed to tail Leonard and Megan without a hitch.Once the driver heard the full story, he hit the gas with enthusiasm—gone was the earlier hesitation.His mind ha

It wasn’t fair to blame Jason and his team for not figuring the cause of her coma.After all, no ordinary person would ever think to connect her condition to that drug.It had been banned for years, completely removed from circulation.And it was far too cruel to even imagine being used on a living person.Unless there was an intense personal grudge involved, Jason wouldn’t have even considered it.So naturally, neither he nor his team had factored it into their research.That miscalculation had thrown off their entire approach, and progress had stalled from the start.As Lucas’ expression grew darker by the day, Jason’s frustration mounted.He didn’t even dare sit near Lucas at mealtimes anymore, afraid the man’s simmering anger might suddenly be redirected at him.He avoided direct eye contact but never slacked on his work.Every day, he buried himself in Aurora’s data, trying to find some breakthrough.So even if Lucas wanted to lash out, there was no real excuse to do so.All the p

Lucas was willing to guard this fragile sense of pride and dignity with everything he had.He wouldn’t let anyone hurt Aurora again.Being shut down so bluntly by Lucas, Megan felt a deep sting in her chest.She had come all this way, only to be turned away without even getting to see her best friend.She lowered her eyes, blinking back the tears gathering in her lashes.Seeing her like this made Leonard’s chest tighten.He couldn’t understand how anyone could be so harsh to someone like Megan.She was kind, genuine, and had traveled so far. What gave Lucas the right to treat her this way?The more Leonard thought about it, the angrier he felt.Without another word, he stepped out from behind Megan.Startled, she quickly shook her head at him, signaling for him not to act rashly.She knew exactly what kind of temper her cousin had.But Leonard couldn’t stand the arrogance radiating off Lucas.They had all come to see Aurora—why should they be treated like intruders?"Lucas, what the h

She knew exactly what kind of person her cousin was, and after everything that had just happened, she was starting to panic.“Everyone, please, there’s nothing to see here. This is a private matter. Please go back to what you were doing.”Megan’s voice was soft, sweet, and completely non-threatening.She looked like a cute little bunny, her tone gentle and airy, without a trace of authority.The crowd glanced at each other, seeing that instead of sending someone intimidating to disperse them, they’d sent a timid girl.It only confirmed their assumption—this group clearly had no real influence.If they did, someone would’ve stepped in by now and cleared them out.But nothing had happened.And people always picked the easier target, especially after seeing so many situations like this.They knew exactly how to press where it hurt.Lucas watched the crowd grow bolder by the second, and the amusement in his eyes turned cold.Clearly, he’d been too soft during his time at this hospital.Did

“Good thing we ran fast. If the director had caught up with us, we’d be screwed right now.”“Yeah, I heard he’s a real snake in the grass—smiles on the outside, but tough as nails underneath.”At that, everyone shuddered instinctively, unsure how to respond.“Do you think we’ll get into trouble for this later?” someone asked nervously.Another chimed in, trying to reassure them, “Probably not. That guy must just be friends with the director. If what we did was something serious, we wouldn’t still be standing around chatting like this.”The logic seemed sound enough, and a few others nodded along. After all, nothing had happened yet. It must’ve all been for show.What they didn’t know was that the real trouble hadn’t even started.Just as they began to relax, phones started ringing one after another. Family members were calling.A wave of unease passed through the group as they glanced at one another, suddenly unsure.No one wanted to be the first to answer. It wasn’t until someone f