Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Chapter 476

David turned and got into the car. At the same time, he ordered again, “Send someone to keep an eye on Marina Jones!”

In the car, Billy Jones replied, “Yes, sir!”

What happened tonight was really strange.

Miss Grey’s existence should have been completely hidden. No one knew how the news got leaked. They had actually found out about Miss Grey’s identity and secretly set up an ambush in Johnson’s Mansion.

However, what Billy found most unbelievable was that David had personally executed those involved.

All these years, David had not dirtied his hands for a long time, but things clearly. went out of control tonight.

After sending David back to Sandalwood Hills, Eddie and Billy were in no hurry to leave.

Instead, they sat in the car and silently lit cigarettes.

“Do you think those people tonight were really sent by the Elders?” Despite his rough appearance, Billy was sharp.

Eddie took a long drag off his cigarette and puffed white smoke slowly out of his mouth. “No matter who sent them, Mr. Jones was undoubtedly making an example out of them tonight, warning them to mind their own business.”

had been eyeing David covetously. They had probed many times, wanting

Jones’s methods, so they bid their time

only be the more

against Mr. Jones behind his back all these years.” The white smoke made the air around them hazy and

who sent them this time, it’s enough to make them

to be the scapegoat for offending Mr.

his mouth. He looked at the thick night

motive was to attack Rachel or not, Mr. Jones’s attitude was clear

they could not find his Achilles’ heel to use against him. Now that they had, it seemed like the

the layers of clouds and shone on the

and white clouds, the villa was like a fairyland in a

drove past the flat highly winding all the way up the

slowly got out of the car with

Followed by Rachel.

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into the villa and saw many men and women standing on the lawn

softly. “With our

other words, if Rachel was bullied, there was no need to tolerate