His Ex-Wife Is A Billionaire (Evadne and Thaddeus) novel Chapter 89

It was a brutal storm, and lightning was tearing through the night sky. Evadne remembered that Thaddeus was standing right under a tree! What was worse, he was actually calling her in this weather. Was he trying to get himself killed?!

"Thaddeus, I'm not coming out to see you. Stop calling me and get home now!" Evadne's eyes were red with anger.

"If you don't come out, I won't leave." Thaddeus' voice was determined and deep.

"You crazy... jerk!" Evadne's face was flushed with anger. She cursed as she headed towards the stairs.

"Ms. Ilana! Ms. Ilana!"

No matter how Jason called, he couldn't stop Evadne.

...

Thaddeus held his phone tightly, and his brows knitted. He stared intently in the direction of the villa's gate, standing upright, not wavering a bit. Finally, the gate opened.

There was a gleam in Thaddeus' eyes, and his breath became heavy.

Evadne, wearing a coat and holding a large umbrella, walked quickly towards him. The wild wind made her hair fly. Her body was swaying as if she could be blown away at any moment. But her expression showed no fear, still tough as nails.

Thaddeus was surprised; he always felt like he had seen those eyes, shining like stars in the dark, somewhere before.

Evadne calmly walked up to him. She was from the Ashbourne family, had four outstanding brothers, and her father was Skyrim's richest man, worth billions. She was used to controlling other people's fates. When did she ever let a man affect her emotions?

"Thaddeus, are you out of your mind or just plain crazy? Aren't you afraid of getting struck by lightning?" Evadne became angrier the more she spoke, wishing she could bite him to death.

Thaddeus' eyes squinted slightly, and he asked in a low voice. "Do you care about me?"

Care?

Evadne took a deep breath and scoffed, "Don't flatter yourself. I only came out because I didn't want you to cause trouble at my doorstep. I don't want you dirtying my place."

Her words were harsh and hurtful. But even so, Thaddeus felt that this version of Ilana was much more lively and adorable than the woman who acted like a puppet.

Curiosity was the beginning of all emotions.

"Let's get in the car and talk." Thaddeus looked at her clothes soaked by the rain and said calmly.

"No need." Evadne firmly refused. "Whatever you want to say, say it now, and say it quickly!"

"Get in the car." Thaddeus was more stubborn, his brows furrowed, and he walked quickly forward.

Just then, a purple lightning bolt split the sky!

A loud thunderclap, a thick branch suddenly broke off and fell without warning!

The sound of the rain was too loud, and Evadne was completely focused on Thaddeus, so she didn't notice the danger approaching.

"Look out!"

She suddenly stopped, and the next second, she felt a wave of hot air rushing towards her. Thaddeus reacted quickly, opened his strong arms, and wrapped them around her, holding her tightly under him.

The reason Thaddeus gave her money initially was because he considered that she was a girl from a common family. After the divorce, without savings, life in this city might have been difficult for her. After all, besides material things, he didn't have much else to give her.

"Enough. If you came to me just to bring up those old things, I'm sorry, I'm not interested and don't want to hear it. I'm leaving!"

Evadne had no patience to chat with him anymore, so she reached out to open the car door.

Thaddeus' heart tightened, and he quickly grabbed her wrist and pulled hard.

"Ah!" Evadne let out a surprised gasp, and the next second, she crashed into the man's firm chest like a little bird.

It... it hurt! How could this man's chest be so hard? Like it was made of iron?

Fortunately, she didn't have a nose job, otherwise...

"I'm sorry." Thaddeus' voice was low and magnetic, captivating.

Evadne's heart fluttered, and her nose was red from the impact. She looked up at him in surprise.

"You said... what?" Thaddeus' throat went dry, and his eyes flashed with embarrassment.

After all, he was not a spring chicken anymore, and he had never apologized to anyone before, so he was a bit jittery. So, he unnecessarily added, "About that thing, I'm apologizing on behalf of Acacia. She really shouldn't have said those things to you in public."

In an instant, Evadne's mood took a nosedive, a cold smirk hanging on her lips. "Huh, so you've been standing here in the pouring rain just to apologize for your fiancée. You've gone out of your way to run over here, but I'm not buying your apology!"