I Dumped My Cheating Fiancé and Married His Uncle のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 101 - チャプター 110

Meanwhile, Navia Harrison caught up with Marcus Morgan and finally asked, “Why did you help me?”“Help you?” Marcus adjusted his sunglasses, revealing only half of his sharp, sculpted face. A mocking smile tugged at his lips. “What makes you think I’d waste my time doing that?”“Then what are you here for?” Navia frowned.“You already know the answer.”Not far away was an artificial lake, its surface shimmering beneath the sunlight. Marcus casually picked up a stone and flicked it across the water. The pebble skipped several times before sinking beneath the surface.“Doesn’t this lake remind you of that ruby you won at the auction last night?” he asked lazily.Navia fell silent.So he really was here because of the ruby.“Then I’m afraid you’ll be disappointed, Mr. Morgan. Even though I appreciate the favor you did me earlier, the ruby isn&rsq

[Eat properly.]A message from Leonel Crawford.Navia instantly sat upright.Her eyes darted around the private dining room instinctively, as though Leonel might be standing somewhere nearby watching her.Outside the window, sunlight spilled warmly across the ocean view. Green plants swayed gently near the glass, the sea stretching endlessly beneath the blue sky.The only thing reflected in the window, however, was her own guilty expression.[Are you spying on me?]She sent the message before adding quickly:[Did Joanna tell you?]Leonel replied with nothing but an ellipsis.A second later, her phone rang.Navia answered immediately. “Remove the surveillance cameras.”“I guessed,” Leonel replied calmly. “Didn’t expect you to actually skip your meal.”

Ethan naturally understood exactly what Leonel meant.Holding his medical case, he nodded obediently.“Of course. I still have basic professional ethics.”Soon, the bedroom door closed.Leonel remained outside.Even separated by only a single door, he still couldn’t relax.He lit a cigarette.The night wind roared past the balcony outside, scattering the smoke into the darkness.His shirt collar fluttered violently in the wind.The emotions hidden within those black eyes surged dangerously beneath the calm surface. One hand braced hard against the balcony railing, veins standing out sharply beneath his skin as he forcibly restrained himself.Inside the room, Ethan finally sat beside Navia properly.“I honestly didn’t expect him to listen to you this much,” he admitted with a sigh.Navia blinked curiously.“Have you known him for a long time, Dr. Steele?”“Almos

Navia’s heart pounded wildly.She didn’t even understand why she was suddenly acting so boldly.After all, she had always been the cautious, well-behaved type.No matter how she thought about it, this was definitely Leonel Crawford’s fault.He had obviously corrupted her.Leonel raised a brow slightly.Watching the woman in front of him crook her finger toward him, he could tell the gesture was still awkward and inexperienced.What she didn’t realize, however, was how dangerous she looked right now.Leonel knew perfectly well she was probably planning something mischievous. Even so, he still walked toward her.Leaning closer, he lowered his voice and asked softly,“What are you trying to do?”“You’re too tall.”Navia looked at the ridiculous height difference between them.Leonel was nearly six-foot-three.She barely reached his shoulder.“Come down

Standing there was a young woman with long black hair and a flowing white dress. Her appearance was delicate and pure. Oddly familiar. “You are…?” The woman smiled. “You forgot me already?” Then she laughed softly. “Actually, that’s understandable. You’re the general manager of Harrison Group now. Important people naturally forget things.” She stepped closer. “I’m Wendy Lawson. We were classmates in high school.” Navia finally remembered. Wendy Lawson. The eldest daughter of the Lawson family. Back in high school, Wendy definitely hadn’t looked this soft and innocent. Navia set down the flowers apologetically. “I almost didn’t recognize you. You’ve become so beautiful.” Wendy smiled shyly. “I used to be an ugly duckling. Unlike you…” Her gaze swept across Navia carefully. Even without makeup, Navia’s fair skin seemed almost unreal beneath the sunlight. Her hair was tied casually behind her head, yet she still look