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No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) novel Chapter 1306

Summary for Chapter 1306: No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor)

Summary of Chapter 1306 – A pivotal chapter in No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) by Harper Laine

The chapter Chapter 1306 is one of the most intense moments in No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor), written by Harper Laine. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.

After Eleanor was framed, Xavier canceled the project and fired the engineers and researchers involved. He did it to protect what was left of Juliette Labs' reputation, and in the process, he also earned Eleanor's gratitude.

It was obvious he was pursuing Eleanor back then.

And Ian had felt a pressure he'd never experienced before.

At the time, Xavier had stood by Eleanor without hesitation, even sacrificing significant business interests to defend her. His decisiveness and resolve had shocked Ian.

Back then, Xavier had done what Ian couldn't—he'd given Eleanor his unwavering support and protection.

But now that Ian was by her side again, he would never let history repeat itself.

Some things were better left unsaid. All he could do was give her his complete trust, support, and devotion from now on.

He would give her everything she wanted.

Even if his methods weren't exactly conventional.

Eleanor recalled the incident. Under those circumstances, isolating her temporarily had been a way to protect both the project and her. After all, it was Meridian Dynamics' core technology; a leak would have been catastrophic.

But at the time, the feeling of being doubted and excluded had stung.

"I understand," Ian said in a low voice. "If he ever needs help in the future, I'll do my best to assist him."

Eleanor turned to look at him, her brow furrowing slightly. "That's between me and Xavier. I'll find a way to repay him myself."

The subtext was clear: she didn't need him to pay her debts.

Ian's expression remained unchanged. "I'm not doing it to repay a personal favor for you," he said calmly. "You're the mother of my daughter, and Xavier is a dear friend. Helping him is simply the right thing to do."

Eleanor was at a loss for words.

His reasoning was impeccable and airtight.

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