A Bride’s Revenge: No Longer The Back Up by Cozy Season

Chapter 48

Everyone stopped what they were doing and looked at William. He looked frosty, and his tone was equally so. “Ask them what they did.”

Brian frowned. Isaac looked at the two men William had thrown into the room and recognized them as two scions who often hung out with Vance. “Have you two done something to upset Mr. Kingsman? Why aren’t you talking?”

The two exchanged a look at Isaac’s question. Then, one said flippantly, “It’s just Vance. Ariana pissed Mr. Lodge off today, so Vance wanted to teach her a lesson.”

Everyone in the upper crust knew that Brian and William were sworn rivals. The two scions had followed Vance’s lead and chosen to side with Brian, so they stopped being scared of William when they saw Brian was around.

The other one said, “Vance said Mr. Lodge gave him the green light to chase after Ariana. Since she’s upset Mr. Lodge, it’s only right for him to teach her a lesson and take her down a notch. You’re sticking your nose where it doesn’t belong, Mr. Kingsman. Mr. Lodge is just giving Ariana a little punishment!”

Brian’s expression darkened at their words, and everyone turned to look at him. They all knew what a bad reputation Vance had he liked forcing himself on women before brushing them off with money. He’d only held back before this because Ariana was slated to be Brian’s fiancée.

It looked like she’d thoroughly pissed him off

for this. I’ve learned a lot from you, Mr. Lodge. It looks like you won’t hesitate to employ extreme methods

Women.”

turned to

tension in the air. One of them even pointed at William’s back and shouted, “He just thinks he’s a big deal because of the Kingsman family! How dare he act so obnoxiously to

light to go after Ariana–it’s what she deserves after offending

his glass so tightly that it shattered in his hand, making the two men fall silent. Everyone watched him with bated breath; even Evelyn was taken aback.

to finally

asked coldly, “Where is

never seen him like this before.

started