His Ex wife is a billionaire (Evadne and Thaddeus) Novel Full Episode

Chapter 732

“Got it,” Thaddeus said, his voice as dark as the storm clouds gathering on the horizon. He hung up the phone, with frustration etched across his handsfeatures. “Glynnis has to choose now of all times to sneak off in the dead of night to meet with Edith. Isn’t that convincing enough that she’s involved in leaking Marilla’s medical records? Isn’t it clear they’ve been in cahoots all along?”

Jareth, with eyes fiaming red as a fox’s, clenched his fists so tightly that his knuckles turned white, and he slammed one of his fists down on the mattress with enough force to almost tear it apart,

“Your sister has probably been in league with Gary from the start, and might’ve even tipped off Barry behind the scenes. Otherwise, their plan wouldn’t be running so smoothly, so damn timely. I’m afraid they’ve been plotting this for ages.

Jareth suddenly recalled the night when he went to deliver the engagement invitations to Barry and bumped into Edith, who was there delivering stea.

She was never that diligent before.

Looking back, it was a clear case of ‘no good deed goes unpunished–either treachery or theft!

“She’s not my sister,” Jareth repeated, his eyes reddening with each iteration.

With each repetition, he tore Edith apart in his heart filled with loathing.

“But she’s the darling of your grandfather and your mother, the fiesh and blood of your father, and she’s written Into the Fairhaven family tree.” Thaddeus said, pressing firmly on Jareth’s trembling shoulders. “And even if our deductions are spot–on, without concrete evidence, every move you make could be used against you by them. when they strike back.”

These were the words Evadne often told him.

And now, he passed them on to his best friend.

“Don’t get complacent just because you’re the CEO now. They’ve got plenty of ways to take you down and to keep you out of Fairhaven business. Don’t hand them the sword to do it. Revenge isn’t accomplished overnight. And what Edith did this thas hit Barry right in the heart. If you go after her, you might just end up burning yourself.”

As Thaddeus spoke, his eyes were icy and, his husky voice was filled with resolve, ‘As for Glynnis, I’ll handle

her.

“But Glynnis and Edith, what’s the difference between them?”

Jareth grabbed his arm, his eyes blazing with urgency, “If you go after Glynnis, Mr. Frederic will take it as an insult to the Abernathy name, and he’ll use it as an excuse to suppress you and to make things difficult for you!”

“Don’t worry, I have my ways.

Thaddeus smirked slightly, “I think my wife has even better ideas.”

When Thaddeus arrived back at Havenbrook, night had already fallen.

As soon as he walked through the door, Mr. Murray and Evadne cto greet him, telling him that Marilla had woken up.

1s Marilla okay?” Thaddeus asked, wrapping his arm around her with deep concern.

Evadne sighed and shook her head while gently rubbing his cold hands, “Not so good. Grandpa stayed with her for a while, but he went back to his room to rest ‘cause he wasn’t feeling well. Now Lily is with her. How about. Jareth? Is he okay?”

“I took him to the hospital; he cdown with a high fever from the cold. Thankfully, he’s strong and he’s

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holding up.”

Evadne had her eyelashes drooped, a shadow of sorrow passing over her face.

Both the two men were stubbornly passionate.

“Evadne, cwith me.” Thaddeus said, gripping her soft hand with a heavy look in his eyes, “There’s something we need to discuss.”

In the room.

Marilla clung to Lily, her tears soaking through the fabric of Lily’s black suit.

“My lady, look at me, I’m just fine. Nothing happened,” Lily said while holding the girl tightly; she tried to keep her voice light even as her eyes shimmered with unshed tears. “Those people just wanted to scare you, that’s all. It’s over now And it won’t happen again. From now on, only good days await you and the young master.”

“Will there be a “from now on forand Jareth? Marilla suddenly asked, her voice hauntingly soft.

Lily’s heart clenched, and she quickly reassured, “My lady, please don’t worry. This trouble isn’t insurmountable. Mr. Fairhaven, Mr. Thaddeus, and Ms. Evadne will handle everything. Everything will be fine soon!”

“Lily, I’m not naive. I know why all of this happened, because the Fairhaven family doesn’t want Jareth andto be together.”

Tears hung heavy on Marilla’s trembling lashes, which made her look all the more heartbreaking. This time, they hurt your leg and kidnapped you, just to give you a taste of their power. But next time, they might take your life. I’m not fit for the Fairhaven name, and Jareth will only be destroyed by keeping me by his side.”

“My lady! Please don’t think like that!”

Lily shook her head frantically, her eyes red with distress, “You’re the only reason that the young master wants to live! If he lost you, what would his life be worth? What would be the point of all this power struggle?!”

“My existence only brings him trouble. He has to spend so much effort to take care of me, and he’s already at

his limit.”

Marilla’s childlike innocence seemed stripped away by the ordeal, and her thoughts becpainfully clear as if the crisis had forced her to mature faster, “I’m not like my sister–in–law, who can help Thaddeus a lot. I can’t help him with anything. I only hold him back. And I will only put you in even more terrible danger. You’re neither a subordinate nor a b*dyguard, you’re my friend, a very important person to me. From the beginning, I said I’m not worthy of his love. Jareth deserves someone better.”

“My lady. I beg you, don’t give up on the young master, please. Lily pleaded, feeling her words so clumsy that she becbrimmed with tears.

Perhaps Marilla had always known the stance of the Fairhaven family, and had always known how hard Jareth fought to protect her from the storm. Today’s crisis was just the final straw.

“I know everything Jareth has ever done for me,” she said, her voice barely above a whisper. “If he keeps this up. he’s going to lose himself.”

Marilla slowly closed her tired, burning eyes.

Her mind wandered back to her grandfather’s birthday bash, and to the moonlit garden where she and Jareth. had sl*pped away for a moment of privacy

Back then, Jareth’s eyes had sparkled with an intensity that outshone the myriad stars above.

But those once brilliant orbs as dazzling as a phoenix’s gaze seemed to have gathered an invisible layer of dust over time, and they were gradually shrouded with an unshakable melancholy.

As he was immersed in the warmth of those memories, a soft smile found its way across her face, even though bitter tears welled up in the corners of her eyes.

“I just want Jareth to find his way back to whom he used to be. I want him to move forward boldly, without any

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reservations.”