Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 286

Jaxton averted his gaze. He couldn’t help but look down to where Terence

and the others were seated.

He finally realized that Emmanuel’s wife was none other than the daughter of

the Quillen family.

He had always thought that Roselynn was marrying above her station, but

things weren’t quite what it seemed. The discovery made him panic.

Losing patience for Jaxton’s stutter, Emmanuel began, “Jaxton, since my

sister chose to marry you, I’ll see you as a family too. The Lowe family are

indeed commoners. We have no wealth, no influence, and no connections.

However, if any of you dare to wrong my sister or bully her, I’ll make you pay

the price.”

The crowd fell into silence at his announcement. The guests turned to each

other and exchanged looks between them.

The Oatleys didn’t dare to speak up.

If Emmanuel said those words before today, the Oatleys would only fume at

his accusation.

After all, he was just a commoner. He shouldn’t step on their ego and talk to

them with no respect.

However, they were feeling guilty at the moment.

wronged and beaten by another person

the man

The

them.

down.” At last, it was Roselynn who spoke up

smile.

was standing up for her,

necessary at this point.

Terence and Claudette were capable of, the

Nobody dared to look

had always seen marriage as a game. The

at compromising won. One must compromise with their situation

make their marriage work.

thirties. She decided to end her single

worrying about

smiled at Emmanuel. “I’m well–respected in the

dare to pick on me.

he immediately agreed with a smile.

hereby pledge to love and cherish my wife.

anything happen to her.”

The crowd immediately applauded.

applause was getting louder and

it was a part

that, the atmosphere in the hall

words. I’ll entrust Roselynn to your

Emmanuel finally let Jaxton off the

table. “Look at that guy, Felicity

One would be lucky to be his family

them at

smile. She said nothing but her mind was thinking

all about foolhardiness. If it isn’t for the old

and power to

laugh at

herself and left the