My Dreamy Old Husband

The lights came back on and the show just ended; everyone went back to where they were earlier. Sophia also walked out from Michael’s arms and returned to where she was moments before as the banquet continued. The engagement ceremony was only halfway through, yet all the guests were waiting to see how the Harpers would carry on this engagement ceremony.

At this moment, Xyla was at the verge of collapsing. The man who kneeled down and swore to her just now, had actually slept with so many other women…

Meanwhile, Richard kneeled before Xyla once again and kept on explaining, “You have to trust me, Xyla—all of these are just part of their plan! That man in those video clips isn’t me! Someone wants to frame me; I’ve always been by your side recently, don’t you know that?

Those videos are fake. They are all fake, Xyla! Don’t be fooled—I’d never do anything to hurt you! Technology is very advanced nowadays, and everything can be fake. You have to believe me! Kayla has already been put into prison by her. What should I do if you leave me? Xyla…”

“Xyla…” Richard was full of fluke. He swore that he would never hook up with any of those women again and never do anything to disappoint Xyla in the future, for she was someone who had trusted him. His little angel trusted him so much. What a lucky man he was! A man’s promise, however…

The engagement banquet then continued right when everyone had thought that the Harpers and the Huffs had been torn apart. Unexpectedly, it was only a while before the two main characters of today’s engagement ceremony showed up while being well-dressed.

Richard even took over the microphone outrageously to explain the situation onstage. “Something has just happened that’s made me very angry! It has been ascertained that it was the Harpers’ rival who had planned this incident. They had planned the disturbance caused by the ruffians and the video incident moments ago; the ruffians were actors recruited by them and the videos were also faked. I, Richard Harper, have never done anything to hurt my fiancée—everyone can certainly be a witness to that.”

Many female celebrities of Glory Entertainment had shown ridicule on their faces. Some of male guests, who were Richard’s business partners, were full of subtle appearances as well.

this moment, Xyla took over the microphone and maintained a polite smile as she said, “I believe in my fiancé, and this is the man who will stay by my side for the

let’s raise our

raised their glasses while being accompanied by the guests at the scene. The atmosphere had

and dancing. The newly-wedded couple proceeded to raise a toast to their guests by going around each table. Soon, they arrived at Sophia’s table, whereupon Xyla and Richard held their wine glasses toward

normal. On the other hand, Richard had a hideous and stiffened smile; the

said, “A lot has happened throughout my engagement ceremony with Richard. Nonetheless, these are just small matters; the more some people don’t

to her. “You’re right. It isn’t easy for the both of you to be

a glass of wine. Xyla had deliberately revealed her pigeon-egg-sized diamond ring; the bright lights in the venue reflected on it and shone into Sophia’s eyes. Xyla sneered inwardly

enter Bayside University successfully.” What she had actually meant was, ‘Thank you for your effort in helping him get admitted to Bayside University before getting dumped by him willingly!’ She knew that Sophia must be mad with jealousy at

a calm expression on her face. She did not look at the pigeon-egg-sized diamond

but it seemed like he was ashamed as well. If Sophia was

Xyla calmly held her own hand. She then said to Richard in a whiny manner, “Richard,

malevolently as he forced out a hideous look. “This is the most unique ring in the world; it fits just right on you since you’re

waving the ring she had in her hand. Nonetheless, no matter how she swayed it, the ring would still be perfectly presented in front of everyone’s sight. Female guests from near and far could not cover up their looks filled with envy and hatred; it couldn’t be