Betrayal At The Altar
Chapter 131
Rachel Grey widened her eyes in shock.
She could not believe what she just heard.
Examine?
How would she examine that?
She cleared her throat, trying to suppress the surge of emotions. “You’re excellent for
sure.”
“Is that so?” David Jones looked at her with a meaningful smile. “But how do you know that without experiencing it for yourself?”
Rachel took a deep breath and met his gaze fearlessly. Her almond–shaped eyes conveyed her sincerity. “I have confidence in you.”
As soon as she finished speaking, silence ensued.
Then, the man let out a chuckle.
His alluring laughter echoed within the car. “Then why don’t you tell me why you have such confidence in me?”
Rachel did not know how she should reply.
No matter how she answered this question, she would be stepping into his trap.
She could only remain silent and silently curse Mary Green in her heart!
on its journey. Rachel still did not speak. She just lowered
eyes.
facial features were striking, and he could
He smiled subtly.
that she would be mad if he continued to tease her.
as he was about to say something, he saw
mirror.
from time to time. It was
slightly, and a cold glint flashed in his
sped up the
sensed the sudden increase in speed. She frowned and turned
for a while if you’re tired.” David hid his hostility
She glanced at the rearview mirror and naturally discovered the black car that had
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narrowed, and there was a hint of coldness in her gentle voice. “Can
“Rae,
they here for you?” There was no panic on Rachel’s face. Instead, she was calm and
think
No one could discover
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