Betrayal At The Altar

It had been long since Tom saw such a domineering side to Arthur. He couldn’t help but be stunned before saying with an indifferent smile, “I understand now.”

Holding the cane in his hand. Arthur said solemnly. “I don’t care what methods you resort to. You must make sure you take revenge for the hurt that the Smith family has caused Rae–Rae!”

“That’s not hard,” Tom said.

Hearing his answer, Arthur nodded slightly with satisfaction. “Do you have something on?” he asked.

Tom could tell that Arthur wanted him to leave. He pressed his lips together and gave an honest account of everything he had seen today.

After hearing his words. Arthur frowned and said with a trace of gloominess in his eyes, “You mean they’ve already met?”

“I’m afraid it’s more than just that,” Tom calmly said, keeping his dark and ink–like eyes on Arthur. Then he added. “I asked the doctor. Rae–Rae did not return overnight the night before last.”

As soon as he said that, the study fell into an eerie silence.

There was too much information to process that she did not return overnight…

without saying anything. He was constantly rubbing the gemstones embellished on the

time, Arthur said, “Let’s observe the changes

his lips and said, “Actually, we can…”

coldly with some fury in his eyes. “That’s not a territory we can meddle with or go against!”

clenched his fists, which were by his side. “No matter what, I won’t let him

that, he turned around to leave before Arthur even

and the silence in the room was

again. He looked up and glanced at the photo on the

silky locks cascading down her shoulders naturally. She had a bright and eye–catching smile and

grazed his fingertips against the photo. He said. “Sophia, please watch over Rae–Rae in heaven

aggressively with an icy cold gaze, still exuding an

to look at Tom

cold and sullen. “I’ll get John to pick you up

but his tone was not to be

one of Tom’s confidantes, who was