Under the Veil I Rule (Amara) novel Chapter 746

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A wave of anger surged in Amara. She turned her head and said coldly, “Did you bring Finnian here?”

Dorian was taken aback. He’d only texted Finnian ten minutes ago—how did he show up so fast? Was he already in the neighborhood?

He finally let go of Elysia and, acting like he didn’t have a care in the world, strolled over and opened the door. “Finn, you’re here.”

Finnian walked in, giving Amara a quick once-over. When he saw she was unharmed, his expression eased and he asked, “What’s going on?”

Both Dorian and Elysia were known for their fiery tempers—their fights were never just shouting matches; sometimes things even got physical. Finnian never liked Amara getting involved. He always worried she'd get caught up if things got heated.

Seeing Amara was unscathed, Finnian relaxed, but he still stepped protectively in front of her, making his intentions crystal clear.

Of course, Dorian noticed and scoffed. “Elysia’s pregnant—over two months already. And she never bothered to mention it to me…”

His face darkened again as he spoke.

Then he suddenly caught that Finnian looked utterly unfazed by the news.

It hit him. His eyes went wide. “Wait, Finn, you already knew about this?”

Finnian cast him a glance and replied honestly, “Yeah. I saw the ultrasound report back at your place.”

He didn’t stop there, adding with a jab, “Maybe if you weren’t so oblivious, you would’ve picked up on it too.”

Dorian was left speechless.

“…”

Now, it wasn’t just Amara looking annoyed—Finnian’s expression darkened too. No guy likes being called whipped in front of everybody.

Even if a man’s all attentive at home, he still wants his dignity in public—especially someone like Finnian, who’s used to being in charge. He definitely didn’t want people thinking he was henpecked, even if, truth be told, he suspected he’d risk becoming just that if Amara ever agreed to be with him.

He grit his teeth. “What nonsense are you spouting? You’re the whipped one.”

When the conversation started to spiral in a ridiculous direction, Amara cut in sharply. “Can you guys please not do this here? This is Elysia’s place. She has things to take care of—and she needs to rest. If you want to argue, do it outside!”

With that, she strode to the door, yanked it open, and fixed both men with a glare. “Out. Now. Move it!”

Dorian suddenly realized how badly he’d misjudged Amara.