My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 277: Take It Easy
“Take it easy,” Ernest uttered a few words, his thin lips apart.
His words seemed to have certain magical power. It calmed down Florence, whose heart that had jumped into her throat fell back to her chest.
However, her face was turning more reddened.
Ernest looked forward. In his charming eyes, only Florence existed. With her in his arms, he strode out of the banquet hall.
The onlookers made a wide way for them consciously.
Their gazes followed them in respect, fear, and incredibility.
Florence couldn’t feel any disdain or mockery at all. The rumors were completely changed because of this man who was holding her.
She looked at him, her heart sped up.
It seemed that something had broken through the solid wall in her heart, unearthed.
Only Ernest could be so protective of her and save her without questioning her when she was so embarrassed, blocking all the harm from her and protecting her.
From the very beginning to the end, Ernest didn’t spare any look at anyone else. Carrying Florence in his arms, he strode away.
Holding her in public, he wanted all of the attendees to understand his treasure and affection for Florence. He was doting his fiancée very much.
Since the woman who was loved and treasured by Ernest so much, who would be the bold one risking his or her own life to provoke her again?
All of them could tell the affection between the couple-to-be, and no one else could step in at all.
For such love birds, how could any of them cheat on the other?
It was so ridiculous.
Besides, Reynold also made an apology and admitted, which meant that Florence was innocent.
Annabelle was bullshitting!
All their disdainful and blaming gazes fell on Annabelle.
Someone openly scolded her, “Annabelle, where do you think you are standing in? How dared you bullshit here! You even have the balls to insult Mr. Hawkins and Ms. Fraser. You must have a death wish!”
Are you playing the monkey tricks with us? You are the scheming
You just want to gain a man’s heart but you played such a dirty trick. You don’t deserve to
undistinguished blames kept
crowd didn’t hide their disgust and anger
that they almost had offended Ernest just because of Annabelle. If that happened, no matter how wealthy or
never expected the situation
revealed that Florence was dating two men at the same time, Ernest
superior man like Ernest would choose to protect
he believe in Florence so
and hateful, Annabelle was so embarrassed. She was also frightened a lot. Ernest protected Florence so directly
didn’t have the guts to think
insults and blames, she pulled Reynold’s wrist in a
didn’t mean to do it for real. Could you please help me for the sake that we used to
indifferent and cold, emanating
always a gentleman, but at this moment, he had completely lost his charm. He
at Annabelle coldly, he squeezed his curse between his teeth, stressing each syllable, “Not only Ernest Hawkins but also I won’t let go of you
hand that was pulling his
his grip paled her face immediately, and
floor, trembling all over her body. She begged while sobbing, “Reynold, let go of me... It hurts...
fell on his head
corners, but
dark and
this moment, she started to be fearful for the man whose heart she had been longing
escape
Mr. Myron. Please have mercy. Please
him while crying, looking so miserable. She couldn’t care about her public image
She was scared.
She became indeed fearful.
expect anything else but only to
“Annabelle, you know what?”
of gloominess, Reynold looked so horrified. He squatted down
a smile on his face, his
relationship with
low. He
About My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins - Chapter 277: Take It Easy
My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins is the best current series of the author Eleanor Hughes. With the below Chapter 277: Take It Easy content will make us lost in the world of love and hatred interchangeably, despite all the tricks to achieve the goal without any concern for the other half, and then regret. late. Please read chapter Chapter 277: Take It Easy and update the next chapters of this series at novelebook.com