His Precious Love

Chapter 238 Pardon The Intrusion

Wyatt showered Jessica with several more kisses before leaving reluctantly.

The smile on her face gradually dissipated as she gazed after Wyatt, who was driving away from the residential area into the distance.

Jessica resolutely removed the diamond ring on her finger and discarded it inside her handbag before entering the condominium.

Rayna had not seen Curtis since that day due to several reasons. First, he’d not replied to her apologetic text message on WhatsApp.

Secondly, she’d been so inundated with work that the day of Curtis and Jasmine’s wedding had arrived before she’d known it.

News of the wedding between the Faymon and Sanders families was all over the media portals early in the morning. It was even the talk of the town in her office.

Rayna feigned ignorance and continued with her work.

She’d received a call from Jessica, who questioned why she’d balked from attending the wedding ceremony. In the end, Rayna hung up as she couldn’t come up with a satisfactory reply.

Surprisingly, Jessica immediately sought her out, as she would not take her evasion for an answer.

“Why aren’t you going? It’s not as if you owe Curtis anything!” Jessica determinedly pulled Rayna along to pick an evening gown from a luxurious boutique before heading to a salon to get her hair done.

Jessica began lecturing Rayna on the way to the wedding, “You’ll blind Curtis with your beauty by attending the ball! Imagine what Jasmine would think if you were absent!”

“What’s the point of all this? Besides, I wasn’t even invited as a guest,” Rayna uttered in exasperation.

“Come on. There’s no reason for him to deny us entry. It’s not as if we’re going to crash his wedding.” Jessica rolled her eyes. “Wyatt will have a way to admit us if worst comes to worst. He’s probably there already.”

Rayna pursed her lips.

Even though both parties claimed that it was a marriage of pretense, the announcement was so sensational that almost everyone in the country knew of it.

“Are you upset, Nana?” Jessica scooted close to Rayna and hooked her arm through Rayna’s. “Do you still have feelings for Mr. Faymon?”

“No way.”

Jessica was no fool. “However, Mr. Faymon has lied to you time and time again. I

“If so, why do you insist

the reporters would fabricate stories about you feeling inferior to

guys that I’ve shortlisted. Two of them have their own

don’t think that’d

exceptional woman

a car crashed into their taxi. The impact almost threw them off their

window was dark, as if they

men exited from the sedan before them and made their way over like they meant

noticed more men trickling out from the car behind them. She swiftly hid the ring

knocked on the window and ordered harshly

tear down the car if she

situation escalated and held on tight to Rayna’s hand as she got out of the car. “Let me follow you.

after me.” Rayna pried herself from her

caught on and relinquished

appeared tough and fierce, Rayna observed that they were careful not to manhandle her and Jessica. She placed her hopes on the

intentions when she was smothered by a handkerchief containing ether. She

heard they were heading to the hospital before succumbing

sedans had departed, Jessica urged the taxi driver to their destination while

to look for Curtis once he’d ended

of the Faymon and Sanders families. Not a single reporter was allowed within the premises. Curtis was impatient

of the altar in his usual suit and bowtie. As the marriage ceremony was a

arm in her father’s as they walked

Everyone was askance.

big day in the least, especially the plainly-dressed bride who was

father handed her over to Curtis and smiled genially. “Your marriage ceremony may be simple, but I entrust my daughter into your hands.

Curtis merely nodded.

didn’t take offense and backed down from the

pastor cleared his throat solemnly and was about to officiate when Curtis interjected, “You may keep this

pastor was rendered

so impatient on such a

himself as he did as he was told. He had just begun speaking when he was again interrupted by