Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 80

“Mr. Smith, didn’t you swear that you would name your price at will just now? Are you regretting it now?” Rachel looked at Louis with a sardonic smile.

Louis stared at Rachel, trying to see sadness or anger in her eyes.

However, her expression remained cold and indifferent, as if she was facing a stranger. This made Louis feel an indescribable sense of loss.

Could it be that she could really let go of three years of feelings so easily?

Or was it because of the man who appeared in Best Fry?!

“Rae–Rae, you’re crazy!” Mary strode to Rachel’s side and said under her breath, “How can you sell them the gown? Do you know that this adulterous couple is planning to get engaged?”

In her opinion, not being able to have something she wanted must be killing Olivia.

Therefore, Mary would rather cut the gown into pieces than sell it to Olivia to make her happy!

However, Rachel did not think so. She would be the one who lost out by cutting the clothes into pieces. The best way was to make Olivia pay the price.

there was no

smile. Of course, I have to fulfill your wish.” Rachel raised

Louis’s ridiculous self–esteem.

used to being looked up to by everyone, so how could he allow others to question him?

revealed a hint of coldness. He stared

voice dripping with sarcasm, “Mr. Smith was so imposing just now, but now you’re hesitating. It seems that the so–called first love is nothing much in your

when she heard this price. She glared at Rachel and snapped, “One million dollars for a gown! Rachel, you’re blackmailing! Why don’t you just go

reasonable method to get money than daylight robbery? Mr. Smith,

deep look at Rachel. His jawline tightened and he finally took out his bank

raised her chin and a shop assistant immediately took the bank

so generous.” Rachel said, “Then I’ll wish your love for each other

heard Rachel’s blessing, a saying that “a

for Louis and Olivia in front of

was a complete jerk, while the other was a

could not help but cast a

arrogant air gave off an