Marrying the Man in the Dark

The man was a strategic mastermind and could hold a grudge for a long time!

With no better option, Gwenn prepared herself and took a deep breath. “I apologize, Cherry.” She forced a smile at Cherise. “I was wrong in the past. I shouldn’t have been misled without evidence and written an unfounded article to attack you.”

“If I have caused you harm, it is entirely my fault. I hope you won’t hold it against me. Please forgive me…”

“Gwenn, I accept your apology. But as for forgiveness… Forget it.” Cherise simply smiled lightly in response to Gwenn’s unconvincing apology. “I can’t forgive someone who is constantly scheming against me. Besides, you don’t seem genuinely remorseful.”

Gwenn frowned deeply. “So, Cherry, what do I need to do to keep my job?” She didn’t feel apologetic, but she still tried to maintain a smile. “Losing my job and having my professional integrity questioned would cause me significant harm. You should understand since you’ve experienced it. All I want is to keep my job.”

“Don’t worry, Gwenn. I’ll convince Aunt Priscilla to let you stay at the wedding, and

by you.” She smiled at Gwenn. “Gwenn, could you please fetch me a glass of water? That’s not too much to

Suppressing her hatred, she filled a glass with water

left before the wedding, so she didn’t waste any more time. She had Priscilla find a suitable dress for Gwenn to change into, and

was already bustling with

her keen eyes, Cherise noticed Damien’s uncle, Raymond Lenoir, in the corner. He was

tugged at Damien’s arm. “I see

ear. “I had Syatt arrange a meeting with Patricia in the garden’s gazebo five minutes after

that someone from the Miles family wishes to meet him five minutes after the