Betrayal At The Altar

Chapter 461

As soon as Rachel finished speaking, the huge office fell into such silence that even a falling needle could be heard.

Smoke swirled in front of Marina, and her red lips could be vaguely seen. They were cold and enchanting, like a red rose with thorns.

After a while, Marina said in a low and gentle voice. “Miss Grey, you surprised me completely. I’m starting to admire you a little.”

What she had said sounded like praise at first, but on second thought, one would find that it was more like a provocation.

Rachel placed the cup in her hand on the table and met Marina’s gaze fearlessly. “I hope I won’t disappoint you.”

Marina smiled, put out the cigarette in her hand, and threw it into the ashtray. Then, she picked up her bag, stood up, and glanced down at Rachel. Her glance contained too many emotions, which were contempt, probing, and a trace sizing Rachel up.

of

“It’s getting late. I should leave now. Otherwise, Mom will be waiting anxiously,” Marina said as she walked out.

No sooner had she just taken a few steps than she heard David saying in a cold. and unreasonable voice behind her, “Eddie, see the guest out!”

to look at David. The smile

softly and

bag on the seat and sneered, “Idiot!” David was about to face a calamity,

the news that David had a woman was spreading like wildfire on the island. The Elders had already begun

been no news about those

heard of Rachel from Wharton, and she wanted to meet Rachel in person. However, during their conversation, David did not mention the woman called

was obvious that David wanted to

a woman by David’s side. It was really rare for him to protect such a

Jones?” the driver in the front row

cautiously.

back to her senses and looked up at the driver. There was a hint of laziness in her low

David’s eyes did not dissipate. He held Rachel’s hand tightly, seemingly very

that?” Rachel noticed a black box on

gaze. “It’s a gift from

gift?” Rachel raised her eyebrows slightly. Her pretty eyes revealed

said slowly,

David. “Why didn’t you tell me