All Chapters of Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Just as he spoke, Chuck swiftly slapped Aurora across the face without a hint of mercy.Linda, standing nearby, watched with satisfaction.A trace of blood appeared at the corner of Aurora’s lips. She lifted her eyes, filled with hatred, and glared at Chuck.Being stared at made Chuck uneasy, but he couldn’t stop himself from taunting, “What? You got a problem with that?”As he spoke, he raised his hand, about to strike Aurora again.A hand caught his wrist and flung it aside with force. The next second, a kick sent him flying as a low voice warned, “You got a death wish?”Hearing that familiar voice, Aurora opened her eyes. The man stood against the light, and as she looked up and met his worried dark eyes.In that moment, Aurora felt at ease.Lucas took in the scene—Aurora’s disheveled clothes, the blood at the corner of her mouth, and the group of men surrounding her. With just one glance, he understood what had happened.His eyes turned red with fury. Giving Aurora a reassuring

On the other side, Lucas gently settled Aurora into the passenger seat before sliding into the driver’s seat himself.He looked at her with warm eyes, but beneath that gentleness was a deep ache.They were seated too close, and this man—dangerously handsome—made Aurora’s cheeks flush red.“Y-You… stay away from me.”But Lucas leaned in closer, nearly pressing himself against her.“I’m sorry, Rora. I let you down.”His voice carried deep guilt.It had been his oversight that led to Aurora getting hurt. No one knew that the moment he stepped in and saw her surrounded by those men, blood staining her lips, a savage fury tore through him—he wanted to kill every single one of them for laying a hand on her.Thankfully, his girl had held on until he arrived.Still, Lucas couldn’t forgive himself. He hated that he hadn’t come earlier. If he had, maybe that slap wouldn’t have landed on her face.How had she even made it through those minutes alone?“It’s okay. I’m fine, aren’t I? Don’t blame

Feeling Lucas’ quiet care, Aurora couldn’t pretend she wasn’t moved.But then, she thought of his memo—his so-called true love.And just like that, her mood dipped for reasons she couldn’t quite explain.She didn’t even understand why she felt this way.She thought of that quiet, hidden affection she’d kept buried deep in her heart—never spoken aloud and never given the chance to be known.Lucas, meanwhile, stood behind her, eyes lowered, treating each strand of her hair as if it were something rare and precious. His movements were careful, focused, as though nothing else in the world mattered.The same hands that signed million-dollar contracts were now drying her hair with a gentleness she hadn’t expected.If Desmond saw this, he’d probably think hell had just frozen over.By the time her hair was fully dry, Aurora had sorted out her tangled thoughts.No matter what, Lucas was her husband now.As long as he didn’t cross a line, she wasn’t going to interfere with his private affairs.

Aurora stared at her screen, reviewing each proposal and idea one by one, letting them cycle through her mind.Meanwhile, word of both her proposal and the situation with Linda had already reached Tessa and Grace.At the Walton estate, Grace had decided to stay home that day and was spending time with Tessa.After the incident with Julian, Tessa had stormed out of the house in anger. Now, sitting alone with her mother, things still felt a little tense.Tessa glanced at Grace’s perfectly maintained face. Her mother was quietly sipping coffee and reading, showing no intention of making conversation. Tessa’s hands slowly clenched into fists.Julian had already explained everything to Grace after what happened.Even though she hadn’t said much at the time, Tessa could tell that her mother might have forgiven Julian, but she wasn’t going to forget that easily, especially with Aurora holding the recording—it wasn’t something that could be brushed aside.“Mom, I heard Aurora fired someone f

Grace had always been strict with Aurora.But when it came to Tessa, her feelings leaned more toward compassion than discipline.Tessa was frail since birth, yet always so thoughtful. Whatever she did, she always seemed to consider Grace’s perspective first.Between the two daughters, Grace had often found herself favoring Tessa more, though she would never admit it aloud.She simply wasn’t good at expressing it.Running the company already left her overwhelmed. Most days, she barely had time to breathe, let alone tend to the emotional undercurrents between her children.That was why, at times, she overlooked things she shouldn’t have.“Tessa, whatever happens, if you ever feel wronged, you come to me. I’ll always be on your side,” Grace said gently.Tessa nodded, her voice soft and sweet. “I know, Mom. Thank you.”“Alright, go on now. You’ve got things to do.”Only then did Tessa pull away from her mother’s arms.She left the room and returned to her own, closing the door behind her.