Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 40

At that moment, Rachel had already arrived at the Johnson family residence.

The Johnson family’s residence was located in the heart of the city of Seaxas, where land was incredibly expensive. To its left was a street lined with glorious and opulent hotels. To its right was the Oaks, an upscale, European–royal–style residential district that was home to the wealthy and top elites.

Yet such an existence could not even hold a candle to the Johnson family’s residence.

The Johnson family’s residence was like the leader of the wealthy district, symbolizing the irreplaceable position of the Johnson family in Seaxas.

The gates of the manor were slowly pulled open, and Adrian drove in before pulling over by the road.

Rachel exhaled lightly and opened the door to get out of the car.

At that moment, the butler, Mr. Chadwick was directing the gardener to trim the lawn. When he noticed Rachel, he froze and stood rooted to the ground. “Miss… Miss Grey?”

disbelief, fearing that his eyes had been

walked over and teased, “Mr. Chadwick, did you realize that Rae–Rae has gotten prettier since the last time you saw her three years ago?”

been playing tricks on him. No longer as stern as he usually was, he grinned widely and

Her mannerisms were gracious. “It’s been a long while.

his eyes, “Good that you’re back. Good that

Old Mr. Johnson for the sake of pursuing her so–called true

past three years, Old Mr. Johnson would often sigh while staring at photos

would return, and now the day

in, Mr. Chadwick reported loudly, “Sir,

be angry, “What’s the big deal? Tell her to leave! Since

Rachel, “Miss Grey, sir has a bark that’s worse than his bite. Don’t take his words to heart. After you left, he would sit in your bedroom

said, “Got

seated there was the one who loved her the most in this world. He couldn’t bear to let her suffer in the slightest. He doted on her so dearly that he wished he could

for her