Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 48

Sometimes, Rachel couldn’t help but be amazed by Jane’s ability to falsely accuse others.

She would often be able to anger her with just a few words.

Rachel’s eyes were cold, and her gaze was sharp. Then, glaring daggers at Jane, she hollered, “I pestered him?! Have you forgotten how your brother, Louis, begged me to help the Smith family back then?!”

Faced with her cold eyes, Jane immediately felt a little intimidated as she subconsciously leaned closer to Olivia for protection.

Olivia maintained a mellow expression, but there was a trace of disgust deep down in her eyes.

She thought that Jane was a coward who was afraid of the powerful and only bullied the weak!

After calming down, she pretended to be kind and understanding. She unhurriedly said, “Rachel, Jane has no hostile intentions. If you don’t mind, why don’t we have dinner together? We can take this opportunity to clear the air and avoid any misunderstandings in the future. I reckon Louis wouldn’t mind.”

Rachel’s eyes, and she said with a trace of annoyance, “A good dog doesn’t get in the way. So please get out

her feet in anger. She pointed at Rachel and complained, “Rachel Grey, who are you calling a dog? Forget

his mellow and deep voice sounding

glimpse of Rachel, which caused a trace

black business suit. But, now that

of her outfit accentuated her cold and aloof temperament, while her black hair

gaze gradually turned cold, and she clenched her fists tightly, maintaining a warm and mellow

her arms wrapped

looked down at the woman in his arms.

found it all too ironic. She sneered and turned around to

ignorant and ungrateful!” Jane barked, watching Rachel turn around to leave. She charged forward and blocked her from leaving. “Lansen Restaurant is the most

reservation to get in. If you barge in like this. I’m afraid you’d get chased

“Get lost!”