The Runaway Groom

Chapter 204

“Isn’t that Chad Ross?!” Stan exclaimed in surprise. “I thought he was in love with Whitney Cox, and he looked like he could die after she went missing. He’s marrying someone else already?”

“I told you to watch him-you never noticed that he was going to get married?” Isaac asked icily

He had been anticipating reprisals from Chad because he drove Whitney presumably to her death, and therefore told Stan to always keep an eye on his movements.

“But my boys are watching him,” Stan quickly argued. “He wasn’t doing much, and I don’t even recognize that woman.”

Worried that Isaac would snap at him for failing in his responsibility, he quickly tried to change the subject. “Hold on, sir. Don’t you think the bride looks just like Whitney Cox? Maybe it’s a rebound relationship?”

Isaac was not interested in the bride, but he was surprised that Chad would marry another woman so

soon.

He certainly did not hold back from challenging Isaac just to protect Whitney, and there had to be actual love involved.

“Call off your guys. There’s no need to watch him now,” Isaac said flatly “Let’s go

Chad’s marriage was proof enough that he was over Whitney–Isaac therefore did not have to watch his back for him now.

replied, and drove

car the instant it arrived and stopped outside, and was still watching as

unrepressed spite in her

you looking at?” Chad asked

saw Isaac Jefferson’s car,” the bride

patted her hand then. “It’s our happy day-we don’t have

nodded

into Henry’s study, informing him, “I have done what you

performance–he had people tailing his butler after he asked him to find leverage against Harvey Gooding,

him now,”

sir.” Moneypenny replied,

gone, Henry

bodyguard, but was also

the one behind the abduction,”

away, sir,” Timmy

moved a black chess piece, checkmating

he just wanted Harvey to know that Moneypenny had abducted his

they were still in league with one another, that would drive a wedge between

it was necessary to be wary of Moneypenny after his betrayal–he would have fired him if he were

all, betrayal was betrayal–coercion