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Under the Veil I Rule novel Chapter 115

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As Liliana spoke, she fought back tears, trying her hardest not to cry.

"I know what I did today was really wrong. I’m not asking for your forgiveness; I just want you to know that I was just really scared."

Finnian gazed out the window quietly, the sunlight catching his deep eyes, softening the hard edges of his face just a little.

Finally, when Liliana finished, Finnian turned to her and said, "I understand. I’ll think about what you said."

There were no sweet words, but compared to earlier, Finnian’s tone was much gentler. Liliana’s expression remained unchanged, though inside she felt a surge of relief.

After leaving the hospital, Finnian returned to the office to handle some paperwork, only to receive a call from Hogan, who wanted to meet him at a café near the Everly Group offices.

Finnian went over, entered the private room Hogan had mentioned, and said coolly, "What’s up?"

"Finnian," Hogan said, pushing a cup of freshly brewed coffee towards him, his tone a bit confrontational. "You must have guessed why I’m here, it’s because of Liliana. I think we need to talk."

Liliana and Hogan were close, so Finnian wasn’t surprised that she’d confided in him about what had happened. He replied, "Talk about what?"

Hogan’s voice carried a hint of indignation. "Liliana told me what happened. Sure, she was wrong, but you’ve got to be more understanding. She’s been through a lot.

Do you know how much pressure she’s under, being with you unofficially like this? There are loads of people online calling her a homewrecker, saying she’s shameless for having your baby as the 'other woman'. Besides all that, she faces all sorts of judgmental looks in her everyday life. Honestly, it’s no wonder she acted the way she did today."

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