Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Chapter 86
“What? Today is Granny Jones’ 80th birthday?”

“That’s unacceptable. The old woman is probably heading toward the end of her journey. You mustn’t miss the 80th birthday celebration.”

Jeffery’s face was written over with rage and embarrassment. “I’m looking into the matter of you ruining the engagement ceremony, so stop trying to divert the attention. I’ll naturally mention your grandma’s birthday after this.”

“Sure, let’s return to the engagement ceremony then. Based on the words of a newly-hired carer, you’re strongly accusing your own daughter without hesitation! Have you checked the security footage? I’ve stayed in the private room with Grandma since I stepped foot into this place and didn’t leave until the reception started. I believe a luxurious seven-star hotel like this will have many security cameras installed.”

Catherine declared in confidence, “If the security footage shows that I’ve been inside the media room, not to mention apologizing, but I’ll even kneel down on the ground and slap myself across the cheeks repeatedly as redemption.”

“Perhaps you instructed someone else to do it.” Cindy could not resist commenting.

“But Aunty Helen claimed to have seen me entering the media room. Isn’t that rather contradictory?” Catherine argued.

The guests were getting a better understanding of the full picture now. Wesley curled his lips into a faint smile before suggesting flatly, “If that’s the case, let’s inspect the security footage. It’ll not take long anyway.”

look of terror flashed across Aunty Helen’s

“Perhaps this is all a misunderstanding. We should at least continue with the meal

replied with a scoff, “Did any of you consider my feelings when you

Ethan shouted in a low voice as he looked at the woman standing on the table. “Do

Truth is, the two of us have been in a relationship

the microphone. Ethan’s tender

I’ll buy you a cake when I come

you. Do you

“…”

after that. The guests were

them had spoken with the

thick layers of makeup on Rebecca could not cover up the paleness of her