A Whirlwind Marriage with the Beautiful CEO

Chapter 280

“Ah, look, isn’t that Old Mr. Quillen?” someone exclaimed.

“What? Old Mr. Quillen is here?” another person chimed in, surprised.

The hotel manager’s reception attracted the attention of many onlookers.

Being a prominent business family, the Oatley family quickly identified

Terence Quillen as the wealthiest and most influential figure in Yeringham’s

business realm.

!

The mere mention of Old Mr. Quillen instantly diverted Sebastian’s attention

from Roselynn’s situation, compelling him to approach hurriedly.

The arrival of Terence himself left everyone in a state of utter astonishment.

“O–Old Mr. Quillen, what brings you here?” Sebastian asked in disbelief. This

was a joyous occasion for them, and Terence had voluntarily graced them

with his presence.

Even Sebastian couldn’t fathom the idea that Terence was honoring the

Oatley family. Is he somehow connected to the bride’s family?

However, Sebastian quickly dismissed such thoughts.

After all, the Lowe family was a commoner family. It seemed implausible for

them to have any ties to the prestigious family of Yeringham.

It simply didn’t add up.

“Haha, why is there such liveliness here? Is the wedding ceremony taking

place here?” Terence, having just arrived, was unaware of the situation. Out

of respect for the Lowe family, he approached the members of the Oatley

family, who were hosting the banquet.

“Ah? No…” Sebastian was at a loss for words. If Terence discovered that the

Oatley family’s bride had stolen the necklace, their reputation would be

ruined.

Jennifer understood her husband’s predicament all too well. She harbored

deep resentment toward Roselynn, wondering why their son had chosen

such an unscrupulous woman to marry.

“What’s the matter? Is it inconvenient for you to speak to an outsider like me?”

Terence felt disrespected by the Oatley family’s apparent disregard for him.

Although the Quillen family had no business ties with the Oatley family,

Terence possessed enough influence to dismantle their enterprises with a

mere word.

“Ah? No, no, no…” Sebastian waved his hands repeatedly, but he didn’t know

how to respond to Terence. How could they expose their family’s dirty

laundry?

Claudette emerged from the crowd and

said, “Old Mr. Quillen, they are claiming that Roselynn stole someone

else’s necklace!”

eldest daughter of

the Lenoir

the

a step below these

family, they were considered second–rate at best.

eldest daughter?!”

an air of superiority, suddenly grew uneasy. She

of Roselynn’s bridesmaid team today.

could Roselynn, a commoner woman, have

didn’t make sense!

and reserved all

a

just witnessed Roselynn being subjected to bullying

had

her

helping Roselynn

better late than never to

way through the crowd, reaching out

the ground. Feigning concern,

you okay?”

kicked by Isaac, and

she was covered in a cold sweat and still

to utter

that it was Emmanuel’s

promptly approached.

!

bodyguards behind him quickly dispersed the crowd.

you? Who did this to you?” Terence’s genuine

everyone present off guard.

is the relationship between Old

everyone pondered

also dumbfounded. He was on the verge of marrying Roselynn,

had no inkling

”

retreated and

Isaac’s arm.

flustered, he endeavored to

stated, “Don’t be afraid. She stole our necklace.

descended, we would still be in the

regaining her composure, Roselynn clenched her teeth

the others. “T-They’re

their necklace!”

his brow and

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possess extensive knowledge about

character and believed that his

worse. Moreover, as the bride,

someone else’s necklace? It

lent me. It

to her.” Roselynn pointed to the golden jade phoenix

her neck.

trembled with disbelief. At a glance, he recognized

purchased for Emmanuel to give to his

Mackenzie.

did it fall into the possession of someone from the Oatley family?

anger welled within

in navigating

Instead, he smiled and

“Is that so?”

inwardly and nodded to Terence. “Yes, it’s true. What a

has happened to our family!”

moment!” Terence waved his hand, urging them to clarify.