All Chapters of Reborn to Ruin Her Husband : Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

The black SUV pulled up to the rear entrance of the Vane Private Medical Clinic at high speed. The tires screeched slightly against the smooth pavement as the vehicle came to a sudden halt.Elias did not wait for his driver to step out and open the door. He pushed the heavy car door open himself and stepped into the cool morning air. His face was rigid, his jaw set so tightly that the skin over his cheekbones looked stretched.His mind was running in circles, filled with a dark, burning anger. He had spent the last two hours sitting alone in his office room at home, regretting how harsh he had been with Thea in the car after the gala. He had planned to speak to her calmly, to tell her he was sorry for letting his anger take over. But finding her bedroom empty and learning she had snuck out at dawn to see Darius had shattered every bit of patience he had left."Mr. Vane, please wait!" his chief of security called out, rushing behind him as Elias walked briskly through the automatic gl

The double doors of the boardroom closed with a sharp click behind Elias and Thea.Sirius sat at the far end of the table, swirling water in a glass. He had a look of calm triumph on his face. Sitting beside him were three senior directors who looked noticeably uncomfortable, holding printed news pages showing the blurry photo of Thea and Darius.George Vane sat near the head of the table, his face pale and his hands resting heavily on his knees."Elias," Sirius said smoothly, standing up and buttoning his jacket. "We didn't expect you to join us so promptly. I assumed you would be busy handling the press... or your private affairs."Elias did not answer immediately. He walked to the head of the table, pulled out the tall leather chair, and sat down. Thea remained standing near the back wall, her hands resting quietly over her leather handbag."This is an informal gathering, Sirius," Elias said, his voice flat and steady. "An emergency board meeting requires twenty four hours' written

ELIAS’s POV I sat in the backseat of my car, staring at the phone screen in my hand. The text message from my head attorney confirmed that all the files Thea had collected from Sarah were successfully uploaded to our legal server. Audio logs, text screenshots, bank promises, everything was right there. Sirius was finished."Take me back to the estate first," I told my driver, my voice low and heavy."Yes, Mr. Vane," he replied, turning the steering wheel toward the private highway that led to my family property.I leaned my head back against the leather headrest and closed my eyes. The battle for the Vane Group was almost over, but my mind was still spinning. My chest felt tight whenever I thought about the way Thea’s voice had sounded twenty minutes ago. Cold. Distant. Tired.I had doubted her when she needed me to trust her. I had let my dark jealousy over Darius blind me.I needed to clear the remaining trash from my home before I could even begin to ask her for forgiveness.Fif

Meanwhile, down on the twelfth floor of the Vane Group building, the atmosphere was chaotic. Employees were whispering in small groups near the coffee machines and hallways, holding their phones and looking at the morning news headlines. The photos of Thea and Darius in the utility room were still trending on social media as the morning progressed. Inside a private side office, Sirius Vane stood by a glass wall, holding a cup of espresso. He was dressed in an expensive three-piece navy suit, looking completely relaxed and pleased with himself. Sitting across from him was his chief secretary, a nervous young man holding a stack of printed financial reports. “Sirius," the secretary whispered, looking around to make sure no one was listening. "The shareholders are panicking and our stocks are at risk. Shouldn't we issue a neutral statement before tomorrow's meeting?" Sirius took a slow sip of his espresso and smiled coldly. "Let it drop however it likes. The lower the stock goes, th

ELIAS’s POV I stood near the edge of the bed, staring down at Thea. Her question hit the air as she waited for an answer."You know that Emily knows too much about my family," I said, keeping my voice steady. "My father had a lot of dark secrets, and she managed to dig up information on his past business dealings. Things that could ruin our standing if they ever saw the light of day."Thea tilted her head slightly, her face completely unbothered. "If you are worried about that file, you can stop. I collected everything Emily investigated on before she left The Daily. I have all her notes and documents."I looked at her, surprised for a fraction of a second before my cold expression returned. "It doesn't matter if you have her notes, Thea. If Emily found that information once, it means she can do it again. She is a persistent reporter. Leaving her loose right now is a risk I can't take.""She won't do it again," Thea said plainly.I frowned, confused by how sure she sounded. "How can