Betrayal At The Altar
Chapter 201
Old Mr. Smith glanced at him and laughed. “Haha, I have to admit I’m old.”
He had been smart his entire life. Unexpectedly, he was tricked by a young lady in the end.
“Dad, what should we do now?” Mrs. Smith regained her composure and stared at the old man hopefully.
Old Mr. Smith looked up at her calmly. “We are the ones at fault in this matter. We can only apologize and beg for her forgiveness.”
Mr. Smith and Mrs. Smith exchanged glances upon hearing that.
Would Rachel choose to forgive them?
No!
The Smith family knew it very well.
They had to apologize regardless of whether she would forgive them or not. At the very least, they had to show remorse so that their reputation would not be ruined.
but
on a hypocritical show, she managed to push the Smith family to the center of public censure effortlessly.
as an
Rachel was competent and there was more to her than met the eyes. But he thought she would show them some respect.
her to be so
After staring at Rachel for
her eyebrows slightly and patiently waited for him
hurt Olivia indirectly. I’m willing to do my best to make it up
not earn any mercy from
stood quietly in front of
filled with hostility, but she looked very calm. No one could tell that she would take things to the extreme. She was like a spectator, watching coldly and elegantly as the fish that had fallen
“What is done is done. Saying sorry can fix no mistake.”
do you have to get back at us in this way? Since you left Louis, you’ve been secretly plotting everything in order to take revenge on us, right? But do you have to do this to Grandpa
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