Too Much To Bear My Love

Chapter 212 Causing A Scene

They were talking about Tony happily when a few people suddenly appeared in the hall. At once, the tension in the room grew.

Olivia was playing with Tony and immediately scowled at the unwanted guests’ arrival. As there were other guests around, she immediately regained her composure.

“Lily, I’ve asked my chef to prepare a few desserts. Let’s go try them out. I need your opinion. If you like them, tell the maid to pack some up for you to bring back home.”

The other ladies knew Olivia was trying to send them away, for the unwanted guests were none other than the Yards. Everyone witnessed Cassie’s escape from the wedding five years ago. Her actions caused the Clinton family to become the joke of the upper-class society. Even though Oscar married Amelia shortly after, he still got mocked. Both families remained at peace for the next few years, but Cassie and Oscar were still in an ambiguous relationship. After all, no man could accept being left at the altar by his fiancée.

“We need to try, then. Let’s talk to the chef if they are really good,” replied Lily with a smile. The other ladies nodded obligingly and left with her.

With Tony in her arms, Olivia turned to Oscar. “Oscar, bring your wife to the other end to socialize with the guests there. I’ll handle the Yard family. Don’t interfere lest Cassie kicks up a fuss.”

Oscar held Amelia’s hand and said, “Amelia and I shall go talk to Mr. Ferguson. He only came back to the country yesterday and has never seen Amelia before. When he called me two days ago, he kept reminding me to introduce him to Amelia.”

Olivia nodded. “All right. Go.”

Oscar led Amelia away, while Tiffany remained by Olivia’s side.

“Mrs. Clinton, if they are rude to you, I’ll sew their lips up!” She gestured to zip their lips sternly.

A corner of Olivia’s mouth lifted in response. The next moment, her smile froze in place when she saw the person who appeared behind Charlie.

Upon spotting Olivia’s expression, Tiffany voiced her concern. “Mrs. Clinton, what’s wrong?”

snapped back to reality and

that. Even when she saw Stephanie holding

from how he adores Amelia now, he should say something after seeing his sister and his ex-lover

best friends. Birds of the same feathers flock together,

Stephanie, but it didn’t show on

to the Yard family. “Charlie, why are you

little awkward for the Clintons didn’t extend an invitation to the Yards. Obviously,

disdain. She took one glance at Tony and

darkened as anger poured through

stop her from saying anything. “Mrs. Yard, I thought you would’ve learned your lesson since our last encounter, but turns out you’re still as rude as usual. That’s really disgusting. Even I can’t stand the sight of your bad manners. I thought you’re a gentlewoman. I wonder how do you socialize

author, Tiffany was good

Instantly, Elizabeth’s expression soured.

you allow her to remain by your side?” she demanded with a

former. “Tiffany’s an obedient young lady. I’m going to take her as my goddaughter.”

but want to take an outsider to be your goddaughter? You must be crazy. No wonder Stephanie looked so upset when she came to Cassie. I think

complicated emotion flashed across Olivia’s gaze. Tiffany was confused. She thought Stephanie moved out to protest against Amelia, but it

I don’t

answering, “Stephanie is in her twenties. She gets to train herself to be independent out there. I don’t think there’s anything wrong

Why would a Clinton work hard for a mere salary of a few thousand bucks? The others will

while Charlie shot Elizabeth a disapproving

You invited the others but left us out. To be honest, I was really disappointed. We’ve been friends for decades. It’s not worth it to cut off ties just because of a minor understanding.”

show up at Tony’s party and make the situation awkward. Five years had since passed, but the upper-class society is

“Olivia, you can’t afford to humiliate yourself. Do you think we want to humiliate ourselves, then? Cassie lost her baby and committed suicide because of Oscar. He then dumped her, saying they aren’t a