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His Unveiled Passion novel Chapter 462

The second time Bruno bumped into Stephen was three years ago. They had attended the same banquet then.

His father had brought him to network with other business elites in order to expand their business. At the time, Stephen had been surrounded by people. Everyone seemed to orbit around him.

It was so crowded that several failed to squeeze past the throng to introduce themselves to Stephen.

His father had used the opportunity to warn him. He had stated plainly that Bruno could fool around as he wished, but he was not to mess with Rivertown's prince.

His father had also added that Bruno would be removed from the family if he ever dared to offend Stephen.

The Tatums would announce to all that Bruno was no Tatum to prevent the family from falling into disgrace because of Bruno's actions.

Bruno knew that his father wasn't merely joking or trying to scare him into submission.

After all, he was only third in line and had two older brothers vying for the inheritance.

It didn't end there.

Oh, no. His father also had three mistresses warming his bed, two of whom had borne him children. Therefore, Bruno also had a half-brother and a half-sister to contend with.

His older brothers were far more capable than he was, while his bastard siblings had his father's favor. Thus, a waste of space like him could be easily discarded at a moment's notice.

Bruno's mind churned away, faster than it ever had in his life. Toward the end, he was already breaking out in cold sweat.

Before he could do anything else, he was met with the sight of something even more horrifying.

Stephen had turned toward the woman who had sent him to jail and asked in concern, "Tess, are you okay?"

What's this? That damned woman was acquainted with Stephen?

Judging by how worried Stephen was, they must be really close.

Bruno couldn't help but shake in his boots, his knees turning wobbly at this revelation.

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