A Love Trap

Cora shook Lena's hand away. "Do you really think that we are going to proceed with the wedding after what you have done? Do you think that your parents would shamelessly ask Raymond to marry you?"

After dropping those harsh facts, Cora turned on her heels and left. Lena started to get really worried.

She couldn't believe that Cora was going to cancel the wedding.

'I can't let that happen! I can't!

I have already sacrificed the baby. My plan of framing Ashley has backfired on me and has been exposed to the public. I can't afford to lose Raymond and his family's support too.

I have to find a way out of this situation!' However, when she thought about what she could do, her mind was totally blank. Lena was at a loss on what to do.

Suddenly, a person's name popped into her head. Her eyes lit up. It seemed that that name had kindled a spark of hope in her despairing mind.

That person was Ron. Ron had a good relationship with Ashley. Lena believed that Ashley would drop the charges against her if Ron spoke to her.

Lena had found a little hope in her life.

She quickly got dressed and hurried home.

Lena was so anxious to find her brother. While she sat in the taxi to take her home, it seemed like her house was on the other side of the world.

"Sir, can you drive faster?" she said to the driver in a rude and agitated tone.

"I am doing the best I can, young Lady. Yelling at me is not going to help," the driver replied.

Lena had just changed her clothes and washed her face. She didn't even have the time to put a little make-up on. She just stormed out of the hospital as quickly as she could.

She didn't listen to the doctor's advice either.

The doctor had instructed her to rest quietly in bed. She shouldn't become overly excited, and most importantly, she shouldn't go outside.

Now she was doing the complete opposite of the doctor's advice.

When she heard the driver's response, Lena became so angry that her stomach felt like it was going to explode.

Somehow, she managed to hold her anger inside, and didn't argue with the driver.

However, this was an emergency, and she was in a hurry to get back home as quickly as she could. If she had her car at the hospital, she

the driver. Lena couldn't believe she had to sit in a car that so many other

her house. She pulled out a few bills and threw the money on the seat.

figure and thought to himself, 'A pretty girl from a rich family.

startled to see Lena standing there. However, she still politely greeted her, "Miss

knew about what she had done besides Raymond and Cora.

they had shared the information with

know that many people on the Internet were already talking about it. However, none of the servants of the Mu family knew. They were too old to be

acknowledged her

asked as she walked into the house.

her head. "No Miss Mu, he is not home. He might have gone to the

her bag back from the servant and turned around, about to leave. She came home to see Ron. If Ron wasn't here, then she was going to look

just at that moment, Peggy walked into the living room. She saw Lena

home? Shouldn't you still

at

need to discuss with my brother. Can you wait for a little while? I'll

want from Ron? He is working. You can't go to the company and bother him.

important. I have to talk to

"What

go ahead and see him. But, you're not going to the company dressed like that, are you?" While speaking to her, Peggy looked Lena up and

lay loosely around her shoulders. She didn't have any make-up on and her skin was pale and unpleasant. She didn't look ugly, but the red dress that she wore was

a girl to look a

had a different requirement for her appearance and her

afraid that Lena would shame and embarrass her

that Ron was more important

say. Seeing Lena still standing there, Peggy commented, "Go upstairs and freshen up! Then you can go and see your brother. Don't make him embarrassed about having such an untidy

She felt how Peggy only cared about Ron. She felt like she had no place in Peggy's heart at all. Her

sucked in a deep breath

"I understand,

then ran

less than ten

was, Peggy frowned. She felt that something was

feeling didn't bother her for too long.