Betrayal At The Altar

However, Mary was not worried about Rachel because she knew that Rachel had never been a weak and submissive person.

Nonetheless…

“But I still think we should make the Smith family bankrupt!” Mary looked at Rachel with a hint of persistence in her eyes.

She gritted her teeth in hatred when she thought of those ungrateful people from the Smith family.

If Rachel hadn’t appeared three years ago, the Smith family wouldn’t have existed in Seaxas.

It was no exaggeration to say that without Rachel back then, there would be no upstart Smith family in Seaxas!

“One should never forget those who helped them in difficult times.” However, these heartless people were not only ungrateful, but they also wanted to go against Rachel!

Rachel could not help but laugh. “It’s not worth it to gain a pyrrhic victory.” Moreover, there was still something she had yet to figure out.

Before she figured it out, she would let the Smith family be free for a while. Mary glanced at the clock and raised her eyebrows. Her eyes flickered with a sly light. “It’s time for afternoon tea. Shall we go?”

“Let’s go.” Rachel said, “The greatest benefit of being a boss is that you have the final say when you go to and from work!”

This was the biggest thought Rachel had since she became the CEO of the Johnson Corporation.

of them took the elevator down to

of the elevator, Eddie, who was dressed in a suit, approached them.

looked at Rachel and said humbly, “Miss Grey, Mr. Jones has been

has

Jones is worried about you.

here since

already here

past Eddie at the car parked in the dark.

seemed to have sensed something and slowly lowered the car

a well–defined face gradually appeared. His facial. features

of exquisite and deep eyes. Even a casual gaze

eyes flickered with excitement and curiosity. When she looked into the man’s eyes, her throat seemed to be tightly gripped by

moment, Rachel said

could finish, she heard Mary say, “I completely

at a loss

me your car keys? My car is still parked at the Hilton

on the road.”