Lahat ng Kabanata ng Flash Married to a Hidden Tycoon: Kabanata 141 - Kabanata 150

Ella’s hair stood on end. She hadn’t expected this couple to be so utterly shameless.Bound as she was, she could only feign compliance.“This isn’t something we can’t discuss reasonably. Release me first, and we can talk,” Ella said.“Release you? Impossible!” Piper declared. “Nathan, since she’s tied up, take care of it now!”A gleam of desire flashed in Nathan’s eyes.Ella’s allure had never diminished for him.“Nathan, this is rape! This is a crime!” Ella warned.Nathan hesitated.Piper added, “Don’t worry. Later, I’ll tell everyone I saw Ella seduce you. It’s an undeniable fact that she liked you before. No one will doubt it. And even if Tiesto shows up, they’ll blame Ella, not us!”Hearing this, Nathan’s resolve hardened. He crouched in front of Ella.“

If Ms. Darla hadn’t been pressing her so urgently, Christine wouldn’t have come to Jada to borrow money.Ms. Darla seemed to have gotten a taste for it. Whenever she asked Christine for money, she came quickly.Every few days she would show up, asking for huge sums—often seven figures.The money Christine had on hand had long since been drained dry.She had already borrowed from everyone she could.Jada’s business card lay glaring in front of her. Christine murmured an apology and stood up to leave.Jada shook her head. “That child… she’s becoming more and more…”Ella pushed the dessert toward her and said with a smile, “Mom, have something to eat.”“You’re still the sweetest,” Jada said with a fond sigh. “Come to think of it, the past few times I’ve seen Christine, she’s seemed increasingly petty and narrow-minded. Could it

Back at home, Ella was still thinking about everything.She asked Tiesto, “Honey, do you think what Ms. Darla and Christine said is true?”“She knew about your birthmark and has been pushing Christine to oppose you all along. I’d say the chances of it being true are very high,” Tiesto said as he poured her a glass of warm milk.Ella held the cup, her mind full of thoughts.“Don’t think too much about it,” Tiesto said softly. “No matter what happened, you’re the victim here.”His heart ached for her. She had endured far too much since childhood.He reached out and gently smoothed the frown between her brows.“No matter who you are, you’re still my Ella.”Early the next morning, Milo and Orlando arrived at Ella’s door.One carried a thermos of soup, the other a basket of fruit.When Tiesto opened the

Mrs. Pratt brought the DNA report home.After reading it, Mr. Pratt said, “Honestly, we didn’t even need this test. I already knew Ella was our daughter. Just look at her talent and ability—she’s exactly like you when you were young.”“It just makes me feel more at ease,” Mrs. Pratt said. “When Ella comes home, which room do you think she should take?”“I’d say the sunny room on the third floor. We’ll redecorate it properly, buy new furniture. What do you think?”Just then, Milo walked in and overheard. “The room on the third floor? Mine has the best temperature year-round—cool in summer, warm in winter. I’ll move out. Give mine to Ella.”Orlando came downstairs. “Excuse me? My room’s the best. Bigger space, soundproof walls, and a huge balcony.”“But your room smells,” Milo said calmly.“And what about you? You’re always playing with dyes—your walls are practically stained. Who knows if there’s formaldehyde contamination in there!”

After eliminating this internal threat, Tiesto celebrated with her.At a hotel, their candlelit dinner was romantic.Ella laughed: “Those who know, know I solved May’s problem. Those who don’t… probably think it’s our wedding anniversary.”“As long as you’re happy, every day is our anniversary.”“Then I’ll be happy every day.” Ella smiled.Tiesto cut her steak.The candlelight flickered, reflecting the radiant joy of their smiles.They left the hotel hand in hand, just as Michael and Mrs. Benitez appeared.“Just look at you—past thirty already. Tiesto’s younger and he’s married, yet you still haven’t made any progress. Are you trying to drive your mother insane?”Michael’s eyes spotted Tiesto, silently pleading for help.“Aunt,” Tiesto greeted.Mrs. Benitez paused, embarrassed, then