Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Chapter 381

Katy knew that Eleanor would not sit back and do nothing when she saw Rachel in trouble.

Since that was the case, Katy might as well stand up and behave well in front of

her aunt.

Rachel knew Katy’s intention. However, since Katy had helped her, it was only fair to thank her.

It was up to Katy whether she accepted Rachel’s token of appreciation.

When Rachel and David left, they bumped into Louis and Stuart.

Louis had always wanted to find an opportunity to discuss future investment with Stuart but Stuart’s attitude had always been perfunctory.

That attitude was not a good indication for Louis.

Louis knew that if he continued to talk, his chance would only be backfired.

Just as Louis was about to leave, he bumped into David and Rachel.

Louis‘ gaze suddenly landed on their interlocked fingers, and he could not help but frown.

he changed his perfunctory attitude and walked toward them with a smile. “Mr. Jones,

at Louis, who was standing not far away, and an idea flashed across her mind. “I wonder if it’s convenient to visit Mrs. Zane today.”

“Sure,” Stuart replied.

exchanging a few words, Stuart stood there and watched the two of them.

finally gone,” thought Stuart.

Jones from Seaxas?” Louis

at Louis and said insightfully, “Seaxas has Four

above the Four Families, it

Aureliana!

shocked. His eyes widened, his pupils dilated slightly, and his lips.

the blood in his whole

instant.

man was

how did Rachel know David from Aureliana? It

appeared beside David last night, as well as their attitudes towards David. Louis also recalled how everyone addressed David respectfully as “Mr. Jones“. The brain fog that had been

was related to the Jones family

people in Aureliana were not allowed to marry outsiders. Why did David choose to marry

the Four Families might not gain the interests of the Jones family from Aureliana. How did Rachel, who had no background, succeed to attract

the ever–changing expression of Louis for a while. He patted Louis‘ shoulder hard and said earnestly, “Mr. Smith, you