Save Her Lose Us (Evangeline and Soren) novel Chapter 294

The last message was from her, a day ago, telling him she was waiting outside the hospital. He hadn't let her in. She had left in the rain without a word of anger or complaint, as if nothing had happened. And today, she was laughing with another man, as if she didn't have a care in the world.

The image of her with Finn flashed in his mind, and he sneered. He would not let her lead him around by the nose anymore. He'd had a lot of time to think in the hospital. He had wronged her, yes, but she had hurt Poppy, too. Evangeline had struggled financially, but Poppy had also gone without pay because of Evangeline's machinations abroad. Evangeline had lost their child, but Poppy had been a victim of that car crash as well. And she had nearly cost Poppy her reputation out of jealousy.

They were even.

Soren stared at the screen for a few more seconds, then called Gregory back.

"Have the entire villa renovated. And clear out everything from the room Evangeline used to stay in. Get rid of it all."

With that, he turned off his phone.

Meanwhile, Evangeline was at her computer, watching the online discussion about UME grow. The fan groups were buzzing with activity. She had known Glenn had a large following, but she had never realized just how dedicated they were. Her private messages were flooded with suggestions for new fan events and activities. She drafted a proposal to present to Theo the next morning.

Some questioned whether the quality would be the same. What if the robot wasn't as responsive or helpful as the one in the video? A comment quickly replied: "At that price, I don't care if it can't take care of me. I'll take care of it!"

Before Evangeline even got to the office, Theo was on the phone, his voice giddy with excitement.

"Evangeline, the orders have been pouring in all morning! We've already got a dozen corporate clients, and several companies want to become our distributors. At this rate, we'll hit our monthly profit target in two days! Contact the manufacturer as soon as you get in. We need to ramp up production, fast."