Betrayal At The Altar

A faint smile appeared on Rachel’s lips, and her clear almond–shaped eyes were filled with a gleam. “Coincidentally, I’m not considered a good person, and I don’t like so–called good people.”

The maliciousness in David’s eyes gradually dissipated and was replaced by interest.

“So?” There was a smile on his lips as he looked at her indulgently.

Rachel put down the forks in her hand and picked up a tissue to wipe the corners of her mouth. She slowly folded the tissue and placed it in the corner of the table. Every move she made displayed her innate nobility vividly.

She looked up at David, her eyes shining with determination. “We’re a match. made in heaven!”

Perhaps before David proposed, or even earlier, she had a chance to escape unscathed.

She had also imagined that she would retreat after learning about David’s unknown side.

However, at this moment, facing the man in front of her, her rationality told her to stop seeing him, but her selfishness told her that she could do anything for this man who favored her.

She remembered that when they first met, David told her that she could be

loved.

he had indeed used his actions to prove

her.

to her without caring about anything else, she thought she should take a

he felt something explode in

a daze, and a complicated gleam flickered through his sharp black eyes.

ride to the company?” Rachel looked at David,

“Okay.”

her hand could touch the door, the man grabbed her arm and hugged her so tightly as if he wanted to rub her into his body. “Don’t ever leave me!” The man’s head was tightly buried in her neck. His thin lips were pressed against her temples, and his deep and cold

he saw Rachel, he firmly believed that this woman was destined to be a

was something out of his control, the woman he was certain and determined to get.

on Rachel’s lips. She slowly looked up and met his eyes. “What a coincidence. I was thinking that you can never

the two of them walked out of the private room,

her and behind her.