NovelHubChapter 249 Dorian stood beside a woman whose simple yet elegant attire suggested she knew her way around formal events. She was carrying a makeup case and respectfully said, "You're the maid of honor, right? It seems like there's plenty of time, but it's almost ten. We should get the bride out here for makeup." "It'll take nearly two hours just for makeup, then there's the dress, the hair, the walk down to the banquet, and the toasts. We're a bit pressed for time." Hearing this, Dorian frowned, pulled out his phone, and tried calling Elysia again. As before, her phone was off. Frustrated, he lowered his phone and muttered, "What is she doing, not picking up?" He turned to Amara and asked, "Did she text you this morning?" "Yeah, around six. Maybe she went back to sleep after," Amara replied.
Dorian's expression soured. He strode toward the suite door, intending to go inside.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtAmara quickly moved to block him, saying, "Mr. Hawke, Ely doesn't want to be disturbed." Dorian halted, glaring at Amara. "Step aside." Amara clenched her fists.
In the past, she would've been terrified of people like him. But Elysia had always shielded her, protecting her from many harms. Now was her tto stand up for Elysia.
Knowing Elysia didn't want to see Dorian, Amara said firmly, "No. She specifically said she didn't want anyone bothering her." "I'm not just anyone," Dorian replied with a sharp smile. "I'm her husband!" "Husbands count as 'anyone' too," Amara retorted quickly. "Anyone other than herself is 'anyone.' By your logic, if Elysia wanted to meddle in your decisions, would you let her?" Dorian paused, a bemused smile creeping onto his face. Since when did his ex-wife becso sharp-tongued? "She's holding up the whole event," Dorian argued. "We need to get her out here now." Amara hadn't meant to show any emotion, but Dorian's words made her laugh, and she couldn't hold it back.
"Mr. Hawke, that's a funny thing to say. Elysia's holding everyone up? What about yesterday when someone held her up?" "Who held her up?" Amara pointed to the head peeking out from the end of the hallway, grinning. "Jessica held her up." The air grew tense and quiet.
Amara kept smiling and continued, "Elysia said she didn't want Jessica around, yet someone insisted. bringing her here. That's not exactly great for her mood, is it?" it naturally delays things. Met ood gets affected, it
you can't just allow others to Elysia but not the other way around."
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