Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 279

“Where’s Roselynn? Why hasn’t she shown up yet?” Alessandra grew

increasingly anxious, fearing that something might go wrong with the

wedding reception.

“Mom, I’ll come with you to find out what’s going on.” Emmanuel sensed his

mother’s impatience. She wouldn’t be at peace until she laid eyes on her

daughter. He rose from his seat, ready to accompany her out of the banquet

hall.

To their surprise, the Oatley family staff present urged them to stay calm. The

staff emphasized that as it was their family’s event, any issues should be

handled by the groom.

Emmanuel and Alessandra remained clueless about what was happening

outside the hall, but out of respect for the groom’s arrangements, she

reluctantly returned to her seat.

“Don’t worry, Ms. Cadigan, I’ll go and find Roselynn!” Claudette, a member of

the bridesmaid team, insisted on searching for her.

Meanwhile, Roselynn found herself surrounded and attacked by a group of

Oatley family relatives. Unable to defend herself, she mustered the strength

to confront them. “Y–You all better watch your mouths and show some

have no

borrowed from Mackenzie, not

witnessed Roselynn’s defiance, her

and deliver a

Roselynn’s face.

Slap!

actually

aback by the

instinctively sought out Jaxton’s

all, he was the only person she could rely on within

Jaxton deliberately averted his eyes, firmly believing that she was shameless and

predicament.

entrance, convinced that they

figured out, and haughtily demanded, “Roselynn,

and give back the necklace

back tears of frustration. “The

belong to her, so why should I apologize? It’s

apologize!”

shameless woman in my life!

not only hurled verbal abuse at Roselynn but

pulling and tugging

taller and possessed a

refused to be

Selina away.

Selina tumbled to

attention, Isaac seized the moment

and leave an impression. He charged

following it up with two brutal

up in pain

felt ashamed witnessing the bride being subjected

them stepped forward

the staff to prevent anyone from

idle onlookers from

only further tarnish the Oatley