The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 799

Ronald had been making recurrent visits, and Kari was so scared she could hardly sleep.

When she finally managed to drift off, she was jolted awake to get dressed and put on makeup.

As part of the bride’s family, Brittany was already at the wedding venue early in the morning.

The Jarvis family had also arrived.

Samuel Jarvis had a gentle and refined appearance; it was hard to believe that such an amiable man could cheat on his wife and allow his mistress to harm his spouse.

Brittany greeted them and went off to the makeup room.

Samuel watched Brittany’s retreating figure and asked someone, “Is that Mrs. Salter?”

“Yes, she’s quite a formidable woman.”

Mila looked disdainfully at Brittany; any woman who could have Isaac wrapped around her finger was definitely no simple character.

“Don’t say such things.” Samuel interjected, “Mrs. Salter’s brand is very famous.”

He had heard of Brittany and knew of her capabilities; he even harbored thoughts of collaborating with her.

It was normal for Mila, who was not involved in business, to be unaware of Brittany’s reputation.

Unwilling to be left behind, Mila trailed behind them.

began, Willa met with the Jarvis family for the first

facial expression changed the

“Willa?”

recognized Willa and unintentionally called out her

at Samuel, tears welling up

to the side.

at Nathan, “Is he

is there a

“Smack!”

slapped Nathan across the face, pushing him away, “My daughter will not marry you,

change of events was

only thought was to marry Kari. He quickly followed after Willa

off to find

with

“Mom, what happened?”

was startled when she saw her mother

mother seemed delicate but incredibly resolute; she had never shed

for the first time. “You can’t

“Why?”

taken

to continue speaking.

be angry…” Nathan

him violently. Her previous gentleness was gone, and she looked particularly irritable, “Nathan, take your family and get lost. Don’t ever appear in front of my daughter again!” Nathan

are you hitting him for? Do you really think we’re dying