Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Chapter 508

“Stay away from Thomas Shain from now on!” David looked down at the woman under him. His dark eyes seemed to be burning with fire, igniting the hidden desire in the depths of his eyes. “Don’t meet him, don’t go out to eat with him, and don’t go to any concerts with him!”

Hearing the three things that David forbade her to do, Rachel was even more convinced that David knew everything about her conversation with Thomas.

Rachel did not miss the flash of ruthlessness in David’s eyes.

Her intuition told her that if she really had a flirtatious relationship with Thomas, David would get rid of Thomas without hesitation.

David was not afraid of the Shain family’s prestige in Seaxas.

Rachel looked at David’s dark eyes, which were cold and sharp. She wrapped her arms around his neck and buried her face in his neck. She sighed softly. “You’re David Jones. Why are you feeling flustered because of another man?”

In Rachel’s impression, David had always been rational and restrained. He was a strategist, and everything was in his control.

now, because of Thomas, David had lost

dominance and aggressiveness. He stared at Rachel without blinking and grabbed her chin tightly

should avoid speculation. I also know I should keep a distance from men other than you. But you must understand that the Shain and Johnson families are old friends. Thomas and I will inevitably meet, but I can promise you that I’ll take the initiative to report to you

Johnson families were old

how Rachel and Thomas were childhood friends who grew up together in school, David

surging in his dark eyes. “Do you like

Rachel laughed. “At most, Thomas was just a playmate. Moreover, every time I

David said that he did not believe Rachel, Rachel would

to

softened. He realized that he might have been too

up, Rachel propped herself on the vintage

his gaze to Rachel’s hand and frowned imperceptibly. He lowered his voice and said,

Rachel was slightly stunned.

it was not appropriate to announce her relationship with David to the public. Her maternal grandfather, Arthur Johnson, also felt that