Broken Engagement His Uncle's Bride (Serena and Trevor) novel Chapter 204

Chapter 204 Consolation

They had security with them, so safety wasn’t a real concern.

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As they left, Connor gave Elijah a firm pat on the shoulder. “We’re supposed to marry people who match our status. Since you never planned to marry her, cutting ties now is better for her and for you.”

“We’re out.”

Once Julian and Connor left, Elijah stared at his glass, completely zoned out.

Same level of background?

Out of all of them, only Sebastian could afford to ignore that and marry whoever he wanted, without consequence.

Serena thought they were heading back to the estate. Instead, the driver pulled up in front of Levine Residence.

“Sebastian, are we staying here tonight?”

Sebastian shook his head. “No. But we’re stopping by to collect some interest.”

Serena looked at him, confused.

He reached over and gently tugged her earlobe. Sweetheart, did you really think two buckets of water were enough to settle everything?”

He didn’t think it was over. But someone else clearly did.

Trevor had driven back to the residence, irritated. He’d planned on going to the new house, but the thought of sleeping next to Amber tonight made his skin crawl. At least here, he had a solid excuse to sleep in the study.

The truth was, he didn’t want to be alone with her.

“We’re married now, Amber. You should stay away from her.”

He didn’t need to say who.

“Trevor, you really believe her? Why would I dump water on her for no reason?

“And if I had known she was with Uncle Sebastian, I wouldn’t have touched her. That

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Chapter 204 Consolation

would’ve been disrespectful.”

Amber’s voice was calm, almost pleading. Trevor frowned. Maybe he had it wrong.

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“Alright. As long as you didn’t do it, it’s fine. I didn’t believe her. I just wanted to say it.

“Keep your distance from her side from now on

If Sebastian had heard that, he would’ve said the hit to Trevor’s head finally knocked some sense into him.

Deanna came down for water, glanced at the clock and frowned. “Why’re you back at here all of a sudden?”

“I had dinner nearby, figured I’d stop in.”

She sniffed near him. “You’ve been drinking?

“Trevor, you still have a bandage on your head. You think drinking’s a good idea?”

Then she turned toward her daughter. “Amber, this is something you should’ve handled. You’re his wife. You should’ve stopped him.

“Stop treating the entertainment world like your playground. Trevor’s job is demanding. You need to be more supportive.”

Foster or not, now that she was a mother–in–law, the tension was real.

Amber swallowed her irritation. “Yes, Mom. I understand.”

She went upstairs to wash up, drained.

After everything, she’d been scolded twice. Her mood couldn’t sink

any lower.

When she came out of the bathroom, the room was empty. Trevor wasn’t there.

Her eyes dimmed.

She walked quietly to the study and pushed the door open.

Trevor clicked his mouse once, annoyed. “Why aren’t you asleep?”

“Trevor, aren’t you coming to bed?”

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