Marrying the Man in the Dark

Chapter 356 Must I Have An Invitation

Upon seeing Gwenn’s confident appearance, Kareen immediately stepped forward to help. “That’s right. Cherise, show her the invitation card if you have it!”

“If you don’t, don’t blame Gwenn for following the rules and instructing people to show you out!”

Cherise gritted her teeth. “My husband and I have been staying at Tanner Residence for the past few days. Do I really need an invitation to prove my identity?”

“Absolutely.”

Gwenn deliberately wanted to embarrass Cherise. After all, it was only half an hour until the official start of the birthday banquet. Mr. Tanner and Beckham wouldn’t arrive in advance, and Damien was in the backyard. As long as her people found an excuse to stop him, he couldn’t save this damsel in distress!

As she thought about it, she smiled more arrogantly. “Here’s the situation. The Tanner family has a rule that our guests can stay at Tanner Residence with their partners. However, only those who have received invitations have the right to attend our banquets.”

“After all, the banquet is a formal occasion. Only those with invitations may attend.”

“If you don’t believe me, take a look. Mrs. Gruth and Ms. Ludgate from a few days ago. aren’t here, are they? That’s because they didn’t receive an invitation.”

deep breath. “Ms. Tanner, you said

the security outside wouldn’t have let me in.”

you make things difficult for me?”

“How would we know if the security outside were attracted by your

Gwenn just wants to look at your invitation. Doesn’t she have

around them started discussing it spiritedly.

me this girl doesn’t have an invitation?”

embarrassing. Why did she sneak

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recklessly even

as the people around them made nastier remarks about

want to show you my invitation card. Are you trying to declare war on the Lenoir family

just want to take a look at your invitation. Why are

this stupid girl

smiled callously. “Because everyone kept taunting me for being unsophisticated, I stayed in my room

your disrespect for the Lenoir family.”

I’m not obeying the

wouldn’t you have violated social etiquette, Ms. Tanner? Wouldn’t you be declaring war

eyes and