Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 276

Before the wedding started, the relatives from both sides chatted while

sticking to their respective families.

The Oatleys were a big family since Jaxton’s father Sebastian had plenty of

brothers, which caused the members of the family to total up to more than

fifty people. Many of them had been drawn into a grand room where a

woman covered in jewelry was currently showing off.

“Since you have all found out about it, I’m not going to keep it a secret

anymore. This was carved by Mr. Thomas Cline and is his best work!”

The woman was Selina and was Jaxton’s cousin. She was merely 27 years

old, yet she displayed her wealth most proudly out of everyone in the family,

even surpassing her cousin Jessica.

“Is that the golden jade phoenix?”

“I’ve heard of it too! A mysterious wealthy man acquired it at an auction

some time ago with a price of 200 million!”

“I didn’t think she would possess it. Who exactly is that rich man? Is he

pursuing Selina?”

There were plenty of Oatley family relatives, and many of them were eager

power. This wasn’t a fictional

folk. They would

a necklace worth 30 million

around the hotel. It had been his

Cadigan family attend the banquet today; where was

just a sit–down dinner

to come to the banquet organized

they didn’t have to pay for

free. It was the

inside the room, he went

at the mention of a necklace worth

immediately craned his neck, trying to see what it looked

you talking about me?”

was about to enter the

professional bodyguards shadowing him

to one side. Anyone who didn’t know better would

was the groom due to his expensive

to introduce him. This is my boyfriend, Isaac Lane.

the golden jade phoenix to

proudly showed him

Lane. Is he the heir to the

prominent families?”

direct heir. It’s no wonder

matter how rich he is, it must be true love if he gifted his girlfriend

necklace worth 30 million!”

to chatter

the enormous amount of attention she got

from time

happy, naturally. She knew that Selina

today. After all, Jessica had driven