Begging For A Reconciliation

The Fullerton Hotel in Linkville was vibrantly lit and furnished, brimming with life. Jackson had spent a fortune to organize the engagement party. He had invited a renowned pianist and musical band to perform at the event. The venue had exquisite, hand-selected food, drinks, and decorations. The money and effort he put into preparing for the event demonstrated how much he loved his daughter.

The event attracted a sizable crowd. Many of them were attending Molly and Han’s engagement party for the second time. As a result, they were curious to see if there would be any commotion. They were especially interested in seeing if the woman from the first engagement party would cause another uproar.

Jane, Sasha, and Leah had arrived early for the engagement party. Leah was surprised by the enormous size of the event hall. She immediately sat in the furthest seat from the stage.

Han and Molly’s poster was plastered around the large event hall. The woman was smiling sweetly while the man had a rare warm expression. Molly clutched her bag tightly and she felt her breath quicken. She thought to herself, since Han likes her, perhaps this is the best outcome.

The engagement ceremony was rather straightforward. Molly was soon walking out with Han arm in arm. She wore a crisp white wedding gown and her hair gathered in a low bun. Her chiseled features were emphasized even more by her flawless makeup. She may not be the most beautiful woman in town, but she was especially gorgeous today. Meanwhile, Han was dressed in an impeccable black suit. He appeared polished and even more dashing than usual.

Leah was in a daze as she admired Molly on stage. She was dejected when she realized that she did not have a wedding when she married Han. On the other hand, Molly and Han’s engagement party was of such a grand scale. He had previously said that he disliked attending such events. However, when he was with Molly, he transformed into a different person. He became more eloquent and a natural at exchanging pleasantries.

Just as Leah was looking at Han onstage, he had also caught sight of her downstage. His expression hardened when he noticed her presence. He thought, she really came! I thought I warned her never to appear in front of me ever again. Han’s expression darkened when he realized why he was so caught up with finding Leah in the sea of people.

Meanwhile, Molly seemed to have noticed Han’s change in attitude. She followed his line of sight and realized that he was looking at Leah downstage. Her smile froze and her hands trembled slightly.

When the engagement ceremony ended, Leah stood up and prepared to leave. “You are so brave,” a cold voice said before she could walk away. “You have a lot of guts to show up! ”

staring at her angrily. She

However, a useless nobody like you will forever stay the same no matter where

“I’m here, Han!” The sound of leather boots hitting the floor was familiar to Leah. Her first instinct was to shun

Han asked with a frown as he took

Ms. White.” Molly put on a fake smile and clung to his arm. “Oh

again?” Han asked icily, his glare shot daggers at Leah. The woman felt like she

interrupted our engagement party previously. I have decided to forgive you for that so I invited you to our engagement party again. Why are you in such a hurry to leave?” Molly looked at her with a

deep breath and looked Molly in the eyes. “What do you

ruined my engagement party previously. I invited you to the ceremony again as I expect an apology from you,” Molly said

that the woman’s request was absurd. She said with a straight face, “Molly Lamere, you are going to marry my husband. Do you really expect me to put

you refuse to apologize?” Molly said with

been attempting to avoid conflict with you. I’ve decided to put

to spend the rest of my life in peace and live on my own terms. Is that really so hard? I have finally reunited with my parents and living

Leah’s face. She yelled, “What gives you the right to talk to me

not expect Molly to attack her in front of so many people. She clenched her jaw and endured the searing

expression. She went to hide behind Han for protection. “She’s going to hit me, Han.” Han grabbed Leah’s wrist just as she was about to swing her hand and