Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

“She’s not the only one who’s worried” Lucas walked over with one hand in his pocket. He reached out and took the sparkling wine from Zion. “Rachel can’t handle alcohol, so don’t give her this kind of drink”

Zion looked curiously at the glass of fruit wine Rachel was holding in her hands.

Fruit wine was more potent than sparkling wine.

And he said she could not handle liquor well?

However, having known Lucas for many years, Zion knew he was just trying to get Rachel out of a bind. Hence, he did not insist.

“Miss Grey, don’t forget what you promised me Zion reminded her as he raised the goblet in his hand and clinked it against Rachel’s.

Lucas frowned slightly and looked at Rachel “What did you promise him?”

Rachel thought for a moment. “Nothing much. I just promised to help him survey the new building developed by the Summers family.”

Upon hearing this, Lucas looked at her solemnly and gave her a stern reminder. “Don’t be so quick to agree to a stranger’s request. You never know if the other party is up to no good.”

Zion was speechless.

Lucas and his group attracted a lot of attention from the others.

After all, good-looking people like them always intrigued people.

Especially the alluring Rachel. She possessed a beauty so exquisite that she left a lasting impression on anyone who took just one glance at her.

Her impeccable face, slender figure, and that dignified and elegant aura turned heads wherever she went.

All the guests who attended the banquet came from great authority and status.

If they could meet their soul mate at the banquet, not only would it be an anecdote, but the two families could also ally.

Just as everyone was getting restless, David and the others had reached the bottom of the stairs and were slowly approaching the group.

suit that perfectly accentuated his

on his well-defined lace, bringing out the features of his exquisite

aristocratic and indifferent aura emanated from his body, creating an oppressive atmosphere around him. Everyone was suddenly aware of his imposing presence, and they voluntarily retreated as he walked through the crowd. David stood at the front expressionlessly. His eyes scanned the crowd with a disdainful attitude until his gaze landed on Rachel.

spring, the chilly atmosphere in the banquet hall lifted a little, giving way to a

and extended his

they saw that. They held their breath as they looked at

wanted Rachel to reject David, while the woman hoped it was nothing more than a whimsical interest in

Rachel smiled and placed her hand in

turned crestfallen when the

Mr. Johnson holding Rachel’s hand and greeted him

low and husky but

looked at David. He knew David had purposely put on that show to

his

about David and Rachel after that

stick in his hand. He took a deep breath and said calmly, “Mr. Jones, you’re too

Rae-Rae’s grandfather. As a junior, I should

modest speech shocked

Aureliana. He was also the

the Four Families

was so respectful and humble in front of Old

the dumbfounded Hans stood frozen in his spot. He looked like he had been struck by lightning. He gaped, and his eyes were quavering as he

of the Johnson family, the wealthiest man in Seaxas

hell

said

years ago. They

Rachel was the granddaughter of the richest family in Seaxas,

like shockwaves. He was utterly flabbergasted,

one who was shocked.

wine glass subconsciously. His eyes became slightly bloodshot as