Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Chapter 286 Ask For Trouble

When David saw Rachel’s tall and slender figure on the live broadcast screen, his gaze softened a bit, and there was a faint gentle light in the depths of his

eyes.

“Sir…”

“Shut up!” David interrupted coldly.

Immediately after, they heard Rachel’s cold and unhurried voice. “If I win, not only will you have to kneel down and apologize to me, but you will also have to go through my crotch. If my bid is more than half of your price, you will have to perform pole dancing in the Times Square!”

Eddie’s heart skipped a beat when he heard that.

“After all, the Cruise family was an old family of Seaxas, while the Smith. family was a new noble who had been in the limelight for the past two years. Her requirements were extremely insulting. It was obvious that she wanted. to ruin the Cruise family and the Smith family’s reputations.

“The worst part was that idiot from the Smith family actually agreed,” he thought.

Eddie sighed softly and silently sympathized with the Smith family’s stupid daughter.

“In the entire Seaxas, who could compare to the Johnson family?

in terms of money was really

while before carefully

looked up at Eddie and said, “No.”

suddenly interfering, Rachel preferred to

make her apprehensive and affect

Then, he took out his phone and searched for the live broadcast page. He clicked on it

Rachel’s naturally cold and noble temperament. Even an unintentional glance could focus everyone’s attention on

skin hid a fierce and domineering aura. She had a faint smile on

about Rachel at all. Instead, he pitied the two women who did not know

narrowed slightly, then he smiled coldly and said,

he could not help but sneer

it, man. Actually, you are still concerned about her!” he thought.

the way and the bidding between Rachel and Olivia was also ongoing in the live broadcast.

Grey, I didn’t mean to compete with you, nor

words. Her red lips parted slightly as she

but you only raised it by 100

only said that it’s a fair competition. The highest bidder wins. You didn’t limit the bidding