After the Secret Wedding Rise of My Queen

Chapter 60 Crashing the Wedding (Part Two)

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The moment that familiar voice rang out, Kaleb halted his movement, the wedding ring poised above Eva's finger, as he turned to glance over his shoulder.

Eva followed his gaze toward the entrance.

Isabel!

She actually came.

Guests from Kaleb's wedding a month prior recognized Isabel as his former fiancée, and whispers of astonishment rippled through the crowd, growing increasingly lively. "This should be quite the spectacle!" someone remarked with a hint of excitement.

Isabel advanced, each step purposeful as she approachell Kaleb and Eva.

All eyes fixated on her, a collective breath held in anticipation of what might transpire next.

"Do you think this wedding is about to spiral into chaos again?" one guest murmured to another

"It shouldn't happen, right? Mr. Johnson and Ms. Shepherd are meant for each other; th

to be together. How could anything ruin that?"

"Perhaps, but Mr. Johnson and Ms. Zimmerman go way back. I heard she once saved his life."

Isabel halted, a sly grin playing on her lips as she regarded Kaleb and Eva

"Congratulations! You two finally made it to the altar!"

It

Kaleb's expression darkened, a storm brewing behind his eyes. "What are you doing here? Leave at once! [t you don't, I'll have someone escort you out!" "Really, Kaleb? How rude of you! I came all this way to offer my best wishes. I even paid to get in!" Isabel shot back, leveling a challenging gaze at him. Kaleb remained unconvinced, sensing hidden motives lurking beneath her words.

And he knew those motives were centered on him!

Just then, Kaleb's mother, Laurel Johnson, stormed forward, rage radiating from her as she pointed an accusatory finger at Isabel, launching into a furious tirade

"Isabel! How could you be so utterly despicable? What have the Johnsons done to deserve this? How cant someone as malicious as you still roam free? Why don't you just vanish?"

Meanwhile, outside the hotel, Xander observed the unfolding drama on his laptop, the screen alive with the events inside.

the car, the air grew thick with tension, the temperature

Xander, who wore an expression of fury, as if a

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him.

this way; he had witnessed and heard everything, including Laurel's venomous remarks aimed at

smile wide yet chilling, sending a

of expressing thanks, you curse me and label me

words ignited another wave of murmurs among the guests, many beginning to feel that the Johnsons had crossed

swirled, Laurel's fury boiled over,

you do? You shoved me into the fountain! If Eva hadn't rushed to save me, I would've drowned thanks to your What? The crowd gasped

THOU

reveled in the guests' reactions, feeling

casting a challenging look at Isabel. In the past, whenever she had given sabel that same look, it

a calm, mocking smile, a glimmer of defiance dancing

briefly thrown off

can you possibly say now?" Laurel seethed, her anger toward Isabel intensifying. A person like her

I didn't push you, and nobody can blame me for what happened." Isabel thought back to the incident when Laurel fell into the

pushed Laurel into the water. Yet somehow, it had twisted into a tale that Isabel was the culprit. She had pleaded with Kaleb, desperately trying to clarify the truth, but he refused to believe her. In

her off guard. She had swallowed a large

finally regained consciousness, she found herself in a hospital room. At that moment, she felt a sense of secret satisfaction, believing that Kaleb had

hadn't been the one to save

words entirely. "I know you pushed my son into the water that day, and you waited

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accusation, she caught Kaleb's

years old back then. Do you truly think a child that age could orchestrate something like that?

proves how malicious you are-poisonous from a young age! With a background like yours, it's no surprise your mother died young and left you without someone to educate you!"

Are you planning

Isabel's lips twisted

merely stating the truth. Your mother's early death was

Laurel's cheek, causing her to stumble

cheek, glaring at