Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO novel Chapter 499

Chapter 499

“And then what?”

Lucas didn’t want anyone cutting lan off.

Ian had finally started explaining things properly..

Lucas just wanted the truth.

Ian shot Leonard a frustrated look, then continued, “Honestly, everything that followed was predictable.

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“Miss Aurora was completely worn out. Her schedule’s been a mess for days. That night, when I got there, she’d collapsed in her chair and couldn’t even move.”

Hearing that, Lucas felt a pain in his chest so sharp it nearly took his breath away.

Everything had been fine when he left.

How had she ended up like this–utterly broken?

His mind flashed back to that night.

Wendy had taken his phone, and Aurora had called twice.

So those calls were cries for help, weren’t they?

Lucas took a deep breath, his gaze turning cold and razor–sharp as it landed

on

Wendy.

She froze, fear flashing in her eyes.

Clearly, she’d realized it too.

She had taken his phone that night, and Aurora had definitely been calling him.

So, she was the reason he never picked up.

Wendy felt both elated and terrified.

She wanted to laugh, but didn’t dare.

“Lucas, I…” she stammered.

“Get out,” he said coldly, pointing to the door.

His voice was so sharp, so full of fury, it chilled the room.

Even Leonard and Ian flinched. Neither of them had expected him to explode like that.

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All she wanted was to love someone wholeheartedly. Why did it have to be so difficult?

Loving someone shouldn’t feel like this—awkward, humiliating, exposed in front of an audience.

He didn’t care what happened to Wendy.

Wendy didn’t say another word.

She finally understood that there was no place for her in this room

Nothing she said would matter.

For every word she tried to speak, there’d be a thousand more thrown back at her.

A wise person knew when to back down.

And right now, she was on someone else’s turf, surrounded by people who didn’t care whether she stayed or left.

Lucas‘ voice trembled slightly as he spoke again, the emotion breaking through his usual composure for the first time in front of

others.

“So… it’s just gastroenteritis, right?”

Looking at him, Ian hesitated, torn about what to say.

He glanced around the room, then sighed and finally answered, “I don’t know what’s going on anymore.”

His voice grew quieter, troubled. “The doctors were certain she’d wake up today.”

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