The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Mayor Solloway put on his best display of kindness and understanding while remarking cheerily, "Especially my son! He had a crush on Carrie since he was in school and simply could not forget about her since the time they met at the Iverson's party. He's obsessed with Carrie, so you don't have to worry about a thing at all. It's not a problem for us!"

Mrs. Solloway chimed in, "If you think about it, our son and your daughter are childhood sweethearts!"

Bethany snickered to herself upon hearing the remark.

At least they got the part about childhood sweethearts right, but it unfortunately did not apply to Carrie.

Gregory's tightened frown relaxed slightly upon hearing this.

After that, the Solloways got into the car and left Tideview Manor. The couple sat on one side of the car, while Jason sat across from them.

"It looks like you left a decent impression on Chairman Salvador."

Mayor Solloway noted, with his legs crossed. Judging by his lighter tone, it seemed like he had thought things through.

point that marrying her will be very helpful for my future election. Besides, if you were to become Gregory's son-in-law, it would

time, with an unwilling look in

Solloway noted his expression and sneered. "If you think about it, it's good that the girl has a mental condition. We wouldn't want her to start pushing us around when she marries into our family and stir up trouble for us. Just wait for a few years

a spark in her eyes, "My son, you are the key to your father climbing

seemed very eager to take

look in his eyes. He was

who could hardly stand after her antics last night, was just preparing to head upstairs to rest when Gregory stopped

you know that Mayor Solloway and his wife were here to discuss the

guard and at a loss

their son along and seemed very excited with the presents. I figured they

you going to

narrowed slightly. A glacial, mysterious look flashed across them as he remarked, "As things stand, it's not going to work out between Carrie and Ryan. Still, that doesn't mean my daughter should be

this, Bethany