Bride Behind The Mask Novel

Chapter 378

The following morning at the Rosemary Beaumont Hotel.

The grand dining room on the first floor was already bustling with voices and laughter.

But these were not the friends Yuna had invited for Manley’s birthday, but the staff gathered to welcome Teresa’s parents.

By then, Maurice’s car had pulled up beneath the open-air staircase of the Rosemary Beaumont Hotel. Marguerite hadn’t initially planned to bring Maurice along, but Teresa was insistent, so she had no choice.

Teresa’s thoughts were simple. She was going to live with her biological parents, so any extra time spent with Maurice was a bonus. Moreover, the invitation read, “For Teresa and your parents.” It would be weird to bring only her mother.

As soon as the car stopped, Marguerite, holding her daughter and accompanied by Maurice, was awestruck by the scene.

This was… a grand spectacle. There was a red carpet, flowers, and a signing board…

Anyone would think it was a Hollywood celebrity event.

Teresa was dazzled by the new and exciting surroundings, and she wouldn’t stop looking around.

“This is so grand, even my birthdays aren’t this big!” The little girl exclaimed, wide-eyed with wonder..

turned their attention to this attractive family trio.

cute little

is trying to arrange a marriage with the daughter of the guests. This grand event is

her tiptoes and looked up at Marguerite, “Mummy, what

means your friend is going

looked confused. Who

must be Manley? But who would want to

didn’t linger, and in the face of all the

mark! Music, cue–

the red carpet, the orchestra on both sides of

was

too plainly, in a white dress reaching her ankles, a

for comfort, thinking this was just a simple birthday party, who knew it would be such a grand event!

it didn’t matter, this grand event was to welcome someone else, they were just

the red carpet, they signed their names on the signing board in the

was squiggly, yet it exuded an innocent

their family was the only signature on the large board.

occasion, they were the first