Your Uncle’s My Husband Now Back Off, Ex! novel Chapter 131

**TITLE: Through Unseen Doors We Step Into Untold Worlds Beyond by Sage Hunter Lane**

**Chapter 131**

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Cyrus’s brow furrowed deeply as he spoke in a hushed tone, his voice laced with an undercurrent of determination. “Don’t concern yourself with this. I’ll devise a solution.”

Cindy, caught off guard by his sudden assertiveness, narrowed her eyes in suspicion. “What exactly are you planning to do?” she asked, crossing her arms defensively.

“Just concentrate on your social gatherings. Leave the rest to me,” Cyrus replied, brushing past her with a sense of purpose as he strode into his study.

Once he was alone in the quiet solitude of the room, Cyrus paused to gather his thoughts. The upcoming celebration of Marie’s birthday loomed on the horizon, and an idea began to take shape in his mind. This event could be the perfect opportunity to turn the situation to his advantage.

As he envisioned the scene, he calculated how he could manipulate the dynamics between Damon and Nyla. Once they were officially together, he could leverage that relationship to coerce Damon into providing the financial support he desperately needed.

With this plan solidifying in his mind, Cyrus felt a wave of relief wash over him. The frustration that had been gnawing at him due to the lack of funds began to dissipate.

To Cyrus, women were mere pawns in a game he had mastered. As long as they fulfilled a purpose, he saw no problem in using them to achieve his goals. Even if Damon harbored feelings for Cindy, Cyrus wouldn’t hesitate to orchestrate a scenario that would see her in Damon’s bed, dealing with the consequences later as if they were mere afterthoughts.

And as for Clark, Cyrus had every intention of finding him a more suitable match in the future, someone who would align better with his ambitions.

Meanwhile, in the CEO office of Prospectus Technology…

Spencer entered the room, his keen eyes immediately landing on Damon, who was lost in thought, a frown etched on his face as he sifted through a stack of documents.

“Mr. Sumner, here are the documents that require your attention tonight,” Spencer reminded him, placing the papers on the desk with a sense of urgency.

“Just leave them there,” Damon replied curtly, his mind clearly elsewhere.

Spencer nodded, setting the documents down before turning to exit the office.

However, just as he reached the door, Damon’s voice stopped him in his tracks. “Oh, I have a question for you.”

Spencer turned back, curiosity piqued. “What is it?”

He couldn’t shake the feeling that Damon might have noticed something amiss in his work, something he himself had overlooked.

Weighing the pros and cons in his mind, he ultimately concluded that it would be wiser to end the relationship before his emotions deepened further. He couldn’t provide her with what she truly wanted, and prolonging their connection would only lead to heartache for her.

With a sense of resolve, Damon picked up the internal line and instructed, “Hire a caregiver to look after Nyla while she’s in the hospital. Make sure someone brings her meals every day until she’s discharged.”

Spencer, momentarily puzzled by the unusual request, quickly responded, “Understood. I’ll take care of it.”

After hanging up, Damon pushed aside his discomfort and began to sift through the documents before him, forcing himself to focus.

In the following days, neither Clark nor Damon made an appearance at the hospital to check on Nyla.

Nyla, on the other hand, found solace in adhering to the advice of the doctors and nurses—going to bed early, waking up early, diligently taking her medication, and ensuring her dressings were changed on time.

Her recovery was progressing smoothly, a testament to her commitment.

Since her follow-up appointment was scheduled at this very hospital, she decided to proceed with it, confident in her continued healing.

Nyla held a deep-seated distrust of Cindy, oblivious to the fact that as soon as her check-up concluded, the information would be relayed to someone else entirely.