Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Chapter 477

Everyone knew that the Johnson family had a daughter of a different surname, but no one knew her name, let alone her appearance.

After all, Old Mr. Johnson had protected her like a treasure all these years and never revealed her to anyone.

It was because of this that everyone was more curious about this daughter of a different surname.

Especially when they heard that she would attend this Chamber of Commerce too. Everyone was looking forward to meeting her.

“It’s already so late. I guess this mysterious daughter of the Johnson family doesn’t dare to come.” A mocking voice sounded from the crowd.

“After all, she is of a different surname. Even if her maternal family dotes on her, she’s not a Johnson.”

“Aren’t you curious about what the legendary Miss looks like?

Could it be that

she’s not good-looking? Otherwise, why hasn’t Old Mr. Johnson ever shown her to anyone all these years?”

Their words rang clearly in Katy’s ears.

looked up at

were from

Commerce of Seaxas was commonly known as the

never open

those who had received invitations from the four

managed to

“If someone without

finished speaking, everyone’s eyes fell on

is a proper heiress of the Green family. Naturally, you wouldn’t be able to understand those who are not

with her words, but it was easy to hear the note of sarcasm toward Rachel in

to retort when she saw a familiar figure from the corner of her. eye. She

help but exclaim in a low

eyebrow slightly. “My maternal grandfather

learn more?” Mary pursed her lips and approached Rachel mysteriously. “I heard that Seaxas hasn’t been peaceful recently, especially when news got out that Old Mr. Johnson was suddenly hospitalized

how they were to do it, you know that there is nothing more direct than a marriage alliance.” As she spoke, she pouted at the well-dressed young socialites. “Look, all of them are dressed like peacocks eager to attract their mates. It is almost as if

lips. However, her

from my father that the Shain family

“Thomas Shain?”

was the heir of the

said that the Page family intended to