His Ex-Wife Is A Billionaire (Evadne and Thaddeus) novel Chapter 1258

Evadne narrowed her almond-shaped eyes.

The man before her was adept at using a seemingly fragile and vulnerable exterior to conceal his sinister and despicable nature.

Unlike Thaddeus’s forthright, resolute, and dignified character, Chad possessed a gloomy, chilling aura, like a snake in human form, exuding a pale, cold dampness.

“Evadne, don’t listen to his nonsense. He’s just here to mess with your head, to win you over, to trick you!”

Arnold didn’t hold back, stepping in front of Evadne to confront Chad. “Are you a harbinger of doom or a rat from the gutter? Why do you show up wherever there’s trouble?

You’re not welcome here. Get away from my sister, now!”

“Arnold.”

Evadne gently tugged on Arnold’s sleeve and shook her head slightly. Then, she turned her emotionless gaze to Chad. “Mr. Abernathy, you said you have a way to treat my father’s illness. Could you elaborate?”

Chad covered his mouth with a pristine silk handkerchief and coughed softly, his brow furrowing.

Arnold let out a cold snort. “He’s a sickly young master himself, and he’s talking about curing others. How ridiculous.”

Chad ignored the taunt, his gaze fixed gently on Mr. Larry.

“Dr. Larry, I will have one of my subordinates deliver a box of medicine shortly. It’s a drug that inhibits cerebral infarction.”

The mere mention of medicine sent the Ashbourne siblings’ nerves into high alert, their internal alarms blaring.

“Ms. Evadne, I know you don’t trust me, but I genuinely want to help Chairman Emeric get through this.”

Chad’s words were earnest, his gaze heavy. “When the medicine arrives, you, Dr. Larry, and even Dr. Bright—whomever you trust most—can test it. If the drug is poisoned, you can have me arrested.

But if it’s not, I hope you can put aside our past grievances and focus on your father’s health. Please accept this as a gesture of my sincerity.”

Cassius looked anxiously at Evadne’s pale face, wanting to say something but holding back.

It seemed that in the face of their father’s illness, all feuds and resentments had lost their sharp edges.

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