All Chapters of Flash Married to a Hidden Tycoon: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

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A Nanny

That weekend, Ella went to volunteer at the orphanage.Tiesto went with her.When Ellen heard Ella was going, she decided to bring Nina along too.Her husband, Leon, frowned. “The orphanage barely pays you anything. And you’re volunteering extra on weekends?”“I’m taking care of Nina at home anyway. What’s wrong with bringing her along?”“If you’ve got that kind of energy, why not do more housework?” Leon shook his head.“The house isn’t just mine. If you’ve got time to lie around scrolling on your phone, you’ve got time to help,” Ellen shot back, picking up Nina and heading downstairs to her e-bike.On the way, Tiesto asked, “What are you doing this time? Picking fruit?”“There’s not that much fruit,” Ella laughed. “I’m tutoring the kids.”“You’re teaching?”“There are a lot of kids at the orphanage. Some of them have a chance to go to good schools—but only if their grades improve. Their study environment isn’t great, so they tend to fall behind. And now that it’s summer break, when

Fake Injury

Ella hadn’t wanted to reveal her evidence so early, but under Mrs. Pratt’s watchful eyes, she produced it.Ms. Darla had arranged the meeting, warned Ella, and when that failed, staged the injury.The recording devices and notes were standard tools for a reporter on assignment. Recording phone calls from news tips was routine.Confronted with Ella’s evidence, Ms. Darla froze.Christine was embarrassed, her toes gripping the ground. Ms. Darla had been careless, thinking she was helping her charge—but Ella had already caught her in the act.Christine averted her gaze, unwilling to look at Ms. Darla.Mrs. Pratt scolded, “How can you act this way? The matter between Ella and Christine is just a minor misunderstanding between two young women. What are you doing?”“Ma’am, I… I just care about Christine, that’s why—”“Enough. Apologize to Ella, now!”Ms. Darla hesitated.Mrs. Pratt warned, “Keep this up, and you won’t be staying with the Pratt family anymore!”Ms. Darla, unwilling to leave,

Revenge

The next day, Christine asked the driver to pick up Ms. Darla.But she was told that Ms. Darla had broken her leg in four places, two ribs, and her mouth had rotted from an unknown infection, leaving her unable to speak.Not only could she not be discharged, she still had a pile of tests to complete.Christine was baffled. She thought it had been a fake report—how could it be real?She went to the hospital herself and saw Ms. Darla lying on the bed, pale and near death, sobbing.Christine was disgusted and left without a word.Mrs. Pratt shook her head. “She took her fake stunt way too far—and ended up really injured herself!”Only Ms. Darla knew how the injuries had actually happened—someone had beaten her in the middle of the night.But she had no evidence and couldn’t reveal the truth.If she did, she and Christine would be caught in the lie, and Mr. Pratt would surely scold them.Then she would truly have no place left in the Pratt household.Mrs. Pratt sat in her study, slowly em

Mrs. Pratt's Wishes

That weekend, Ella had a news assignment. She drove out, finished quickly, and was heading back when she remembered Ellen lived nearby. She thought about inviting her out for a meal.Just as she was about to call, she spotted Ellen by the roadside.Nina was sitting in a stroller. Ellen held a hospital report in one hand and a bag of vegetables in the other.The little ball Nina was playing with rolled onto the ground.“Mommy, ball! Ball!”“Wait a second, Mommy will get it.”Ellen didn’t dare leave the stroller unattended but also had to grab the ball. She fumbled awkwardly.Tomatoes rolled out of her bag, scattering everywhere.At least she retrieved the ball.Then she accidentally stepped on a tomato—flustered and embarrassed.“Ellen!” Ella hurried over, handing her wet wipes and taking the vegetables. “Here, wipe up. I’ll hold the stroller.”Ellen finally relaxed when she saw her. “Why aren’t you out on a date this weekend? What are you doing here?”“Tiesto’s busy. I had work too.”E

Buying Car

After Javi left, Ella commented, “Why is he getting more and more reserved lately?”“Probably just busy,” Tiesto replied.Ella let it go, took his hand, and said, “Let’s go see the pandas first! I love pandas the most!”Tiesto smiled faintly, gripping her hand tightly and leading her along.Ella’s enthusiasm made every exhibit feel fascinating.Tiesto had thought the zoo would be boring—but her energy made it enjoyable, and he found himself genuinely interested.They spent the entire day walking around, yet never felt tired.By the time they left, Ella had collected a pile of plush toys.On the way home, they took a taxi.Once home, Ella started browsing cars online.Tiesto’s old car was inconvenient and prone to breakdowns. She decided it was time to help him pick a new one.After three days of research, she made a shortlist.Tiesto had been so busy in the past fe

Unspoken Connection

Nathan watched her thoughtfully.The sister immediately demanded to see an even more expensive model. “Otherwise we’ll lose face! No way her dowry outshines yours!”Piper’s mood plummeted.She was irritated but couldn’t explode.“Piper, call your mom and see if the budget can be higher,” the sister urged. “At around a hundred thousand, you can’t get anything impressive. Nathan’s current car already cost more than that. If you’re upgrading, you might as well do it properly.”Seeing Piper hesitate, she added, “If not, I can chip in some.”Piper quickly refused. “No, I’ll talk to my mom first.”If the sister contributed money, she’d surely take control over the car—and Piper would lose face.“Talk to her soon.”“Sis, Ella’s just test driving. She might not even buy it. There’s no ne

Marriage Settlement

“Do you like it?” Ella asked, eyes shining with anticipation.“I love it. Seriously, I love it! Thank you, wifey.” Tiesto pulled her into his arms.“Well… half of it is from me. The other half I paid with your salary card.” She looked a little embarrassed. “I wanted to pay for the whole thing myself, but after I did the math… I was a bit short.”“Silly girl. You could’ve just used my card for all of it.” His chest tightened. She was always so frugal with herself, yet when it came to buying him a car, she didn’t hesitate at all.“I just wanted the car to have my touch in it too.”He hugged her tighter.On the way home, Tiesto asked casually, “The outfit you made for Grandma—would you be willing to make another one?”“Of course! Grandma really liked it, didn’t she?”“It’s not for Grandma. A client want

Multiply

Piper’s face fell, a mix of awkwardness and disappointment. They had given so much to Ella, but only this little to her?Daniel added firmly, “Ella can buy a car because her husband is capable and wealthy. Our parents are getting old; giving you 20,000 is already generous. If you want a good life, why not earn it yourselves? Counting on Mom and Dad is no skill at all.”When the three of them arrived, they had been confident they could get what they wanted.But seeing the dilapidated yard, the cramped house, and the electric e-bikes parked outside, the eldest and second sister hesitated.Now, forcing Lora for more would be impossible—they’d have to be satisfied with just 20,000.Lora took out a bank card. “Piper, here. It’s yours.”Daniel said, “Wait! If you take Mom’s wedding gift, you must also help support our parents in their old age, in sickness and in health

Living Expenses

Inside, Lora carefully stored the suitcases away and called Lucas and her two sons to come home for dinner.The three men were equally stunned when they saw the mountain of cash.They had handled sums like this before—But seeing it all laid out in physical bills like this?That was a first.Henry asked, “Tiesto, all this—this is for Ella?”“Yes,” Tiesto replied firmly.Caleb asked, “It’s all from a legitimate source, right?”Tiesto smiled. “Of course.”Ella stepped in to explain to her brother: “Tiesto earned both his master’s and PhD at Cambridge. His abilities aren’t in question.”Hearing that, the family relaxed considerably, reassured by Tiesto’s impressive academic credentials.Lucas, looking at the pile of cash, said, “Let’s take care of this money properly. We can’t just leave it lying around.”Tie

Lucky

Nora’s face darkened. “Ella, what did you just say? If I hadn’t raised you, would you have gotten an education? Would you have grown up this well? Search your conscience—am I asking too much for five hundred thousand?”“First of all,” Ella said evenly, turning to her, “even if you hadn’t adopted me, children in an orphanage still receive compulsory education under national policy. I would’ve had the same right to go to school. Second—did you really ‘raise’ me?”She met Nora’s eyes.“When I came to your home, I was almost four. I could already dress and feed myself. By five, you had me doing laundry and housework. I wasn’t even tall enough to reach the sink, yet I was expected to clean the entire house.”“That was to teach you independence!” Nora shot back.“Fine. Let’s say you were teaching me life skills. Then tell me&mda

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