Ex-Husband’s Regret: Barren Mommy Has Quadruplets

Chapter 2215

Christopher seemed to have taken Bella's feelings into account and did this to accommodate her and express his thoughtfulness.

However, all Bella felt was disgust.

He was psychotic!

"Is this supposed to be some kind of joke?" Jace spoke while glancing at Bella, whose complexion was sickly and pale. Then he looked at Christopher, who seemed eager for approval, before chuckling. "I am not Miss Thompson's relative, and I am not your friend either. Why should I be your witness? Having to be here and watch this entire thing go down is jarring enough for me, and now you're expecting me to be a part of it? Quit mocking me."

Bella's eyes were swelling with tears at this point. She cast a pitiful look at Jace.

Jace blinked sporadically before turning away from Bella's gaze.

He could not decide if he had done it because he simply did not want to meet her eyes or he simply could not stomach seeing her in such a state.

Despite Jace's refusal, Christopher was not upset. He continued to cast a doting look at the woman lying stiffly in his arms. Then he grew exuberant again at the thought that he was about to become married.

"It doesn't matter. I have the heaven and the earth as my witness. That is more than good enough."

voice choked, and he seemed to be at the point of tears. He

slightly narrowed. It stood as a symbol of all

were shaking violently amidst the raging

awfully grim and

jarringly hoarse voice, "From this day onward, I shall love her through all circumstances, through the times of joy and all the mundanity

to pry her hands away, but she could not manage to, no matter

torture! She felt as if she were thrown into a pit of fire, burned

the end of the wedding, the storm

rain and seawater splashed up by the

her back to the room, she shivered from the

shower. I'll hold you." Christopher suggested while lowering

were red with resentment. She turned toward him and snapped at him. "No,

walked across the field of blood-red roses scattered

was,