The Mafia Heiress's Comeback: She's More Than You Think novel Chapter 86

Chapter 86 Sharing Wilbur With Nadia

“Nadia, you’re injured. It’s best to head to the hospital and get you checked,” Wilbur suggested.

“Wilbur, will you come with me?” Nadia asked. Normally, Wilbur wouldn’t leave her side, even for something as minor as a cold.

“I need to handle something first, but I’ll be there to pick you up afterward.”

There were things Wilbur wanted to say to Maren, but he couldn’t speak them in front of Nadia.

Quick to pick up on Wilbur’s motives, Nadia felt a sting of betrayal.

In her mind, she directed a stream of curses towards Maren.

Anxiety flooded Nadia, haunted by the possibility of losing Wilbur to Maren.

She was painfully aware of Maren’s former affection for Wilbur, an affection so deep she would have sacrificed everything for him.

Should Maren and Wilbur get back together, Nadia feared becoming the laughingstock of Baimsa.

“Wilbur, the pain is unbearable. Can’t you see I need you?” Nadia begged, her distrust growing as she sensed Wilbur’s renewed attention on Maren.

“Please, Nadia, go alone this time. I promise to follow up shortly. There’s just something urgent I need to resolve,” Wilbur said impatiently.

A sense of defeat washed over Nadia.

In the past, even the slightest frown from her would sway Wilbur.

Now, the man standing before her felt completely unfamiliar.

“Fine.” Nadia gave in, realizing Wilbur’s determination was unshakeable.

As soon as Nadia left, Wilbur moved a chair next to Maren and sat down.

Maren’s brow furrowed immediately. “What is it this time?”

“Look, May, I…” Wilbur began, his tone gentler as he leaned in.

“Refer to me as Maren,” Maren interrupted in a firm tone.

“Alright, Maren It seems we’ye misunderstood each other greatly. Is there any way we can return to how we

once were?”

Wilbur, unable to close the physical distance, chose to take a direct approach.

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“Return to how we once were?” Maren struggled to hold back her laughter. She found his audacity shocking.

“I’ve come to realize my mistakes. I took you for granted before, but now I promise to recognize your worth

and truly value it.”

Wilbur had rehearsed his speech meticulously. Never before had he, the heir of the Thorpe family, felt the need

to apologize.

He was convinced that his heartfelt declaration would touch Maren.

He clung to the belief that Maren was still in love with him, possibly pretending to be indifferent in order to catch his attention again.

“Now you’re suggesting we should get back together?” Maren asked coldly.

“Indeed. Our families arranged our engagement. To proceed with it would be to honor their intentions.” In his

plea, Wilbur appealed to the bond of family loyalty.

“What becomes of Nadia in your plan?” Maren asked, her gaze sharp as she anticipated Wilbur’s discomfort.

She had yet to grasp the full extent of Wilbur’s audacity.

Noticing a slight hesitation from Maren, Wilbur seized the moment and quickly assured her, “Nadia is your sister, and I would never let her suffer. I promise to take good care of both of you.”

Wilbur’s demeanor suggested he was making a noble oath