Chapter 351: He Just Loves This Little Devil

Hearing the teasing voices of others, Aurora quickly pushed Julian away. Why couldn't he pick the right moment? Only then did the lights in the area brighten, and she saw Lindsay Gilpin staring at her with red eyes, having already cried all night after seeing her and Julian's engagement the day before.

Now, the two of them were kissing in such a place, in front of everyone, which only added to her distress, though this time she did not run away.

Julian, acting as if nothing was amiss, led Aurora onto the stage, where Susan and Hayden were walking on a glass platform strewn with flowers.

Aurora and Julian followed, scattering petals-a scene that would have been beautiful had it not been for their earlier incident that now drew everyone's eyes to them.

Susan, linked arm in arm with Hayden, cast aside the unpleasantness of earlier, smiling perfectly as she walked ahead.

Suddenly, she screamed, losing her balance and crashing to the ground. Hayden, distracted, did not help her immediately.

The bride had fallen! The media, thrilled, treated it like a sensational news story akin to a fall on the red carpet at an international film festival.

Cameras clicked all around. Frowning, Hayden helped her up, only for Susan to find that her high heel had snapped.

These were custom-made high heels; how could they break so easily? Everyone was stunned. The Simmons and Alvarez families were prestigious-how could such an accident happen?

A big star like her, wearing such poor-quality shoes? The press swarmed to capture the moment.

Aurora glanced at Julian, who had just mentioned wanting to watch a good show. Had he tampered with the roses? Luckily, Susan, fearing Aurora might steal the show, had prepared a pair of low, three-centimeter heels for her.

Julian had anticipated this; Aurora would be safe, but Susan, in her tall, slender heels, was more likely to have an accident.

"Get me another pair of shoes," Mrs. Simmons exclaimed, panicked.

"Ma'am, Miss Susan only brought this pair to match her dress."

"Any shoes will do. Just find some," she insisted.

The previous shoes were left in the makeup room, a distance from the venue, and retrieving them would take time.

"Aurora, lend me your shoes; our sizes are the same," Susan said, looking toward Aurora.

your shoes for Susan. Isn't this what a bridesmaid should do at times like

Mrs. Simmons urged.

shameless. The host on

the roses but aware that Susan clearly intended for her to step on them

her shoes to Susan, who

made to look foolish, she was

continue the ceremony," the host

stepped forward, while Aurora, resigned to her fate, was about to step forward when

swept her into

of scene was this? At the wedding of the bride and groom, it was

Barnet, this seems

scattering petals, what's unconventional

giving the officiant a chilling glance

"Continue," Julian snorted.

lip and walked ahead reluctantly while

this

Aurora whispered.

nothing wrong with it. Without shoes, I become your shoes," Julian said, looking

first time, Aurora felt her man was incredibly handsome, no matter whose wedding it was or how others

Julian carried Aurora off the stage,

36 shoes," Julian commanded the

the butler

but Julian acted as if he didn't see him,

how do you know

how he could report her shoe size so accurately when she had never

there anything about

ambiguously, causing

how

old man finally couldn't hold

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