Dumping My Fiancé For His Uncle By Danielle Sayers

hapter 191

Upon seeing Joyce, Thea could easily see through her carefully applied makeup to the exhaustion beneath.

Joyce, I already know that the person you're marrying is Max. You asked me to be your bridesmaid over the phone, yet the wedding is being thrown together so hastily. You're reluctant about this marriage, aren't you?" she asked.

Being exposed, Joyce felt as if she had a lump stuck in her throat, her usual strong demeanor faltering as her eyes reddened. She felt a swell of frustration but didn't know where to start.

She was unwilling to let Kelly dictate the course of her marriage. As long as Joyce could point to Thea at the wedding and claim she had brought Max's first love to disrupt the ceremony. Emmalie would help her break free from this arranged marriage.

But now, facing her bext friend, Joyce felt uneasy. Ultimately, she couldn't convince herself to drag Thea down just to escape her own predicament. The last line of defense in her heart crumbled.

With a choked-up voice, Joyce confessed everything. "Thea, I'm so sorry. You should leave while you still can."

Little did Joyce know, after what happened when they were eighteen, it was difficult for Thea to forge friendships. For Thea Joyce's sudden honesty was more of a relief than a burden.

I'm afraid it might be too late. From what I know about Emmalle, she's definitely not going to play fair," said Thea.

There was a knock at the makeup

cup room door. "It's time for the first look. The bride can step out whenever she's ready

Thea looked at Joyce, determination in her eyes. "Don't worry, Joyce. I won't let you walk into the Rowland family's nightmare..."

At the wedding venue, the Rowland and Maddox families were busy welcoming guests, hardly able to keep up with the commotion.

When Emmalie saw Thea entering the banquet hall with Joyce, she approached with a smile. "Thea, what are you doing here?"

"If I don't come,

Emmalie awkwardly pulled her arm back, acting as if Thea were being overly forceful, just a

with Thea a while ago What's

wedding, right? She must be here to ruin

face, her intentions are so malicious. She's willing to disrupt her brother's wedding. It's a shame to

they do in

insults and gossip

are you talking about,

Joyce,

her a cold look Do you

a light bulb had gone off. "Oh, 1 almost forgot. You still have that

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Thea must really be close friends. You'd give up your freedom for the rest of your life just to protect her reputation. Even I'm touched... "But what can your little recording do? I could easily explain that I didn't want my Max to become a pawn in a family marriage and that this was my last resort. Do you think they'd side with you?"

the past, when Emmalie had falsely accused Thea, the evidence had been laid out before the Rowland family, and they had always defended her without question. Thea remained unfazed, responding calmly, "You really think you are somebody, right, Emmalie? If you don't have any

speak to Emmalie like that? Today is Max's wedding! Since you're here, can't you behave yourself a

to sabotage the wedding. Why give her any consideration? "Even if she has Nicolas backing her, the union between the Rowland family and the Maddox f Ivy hesitated.

rotten apple shouldn't spoil

me, which of your eyes say attending today as a friend of the bride's family. Isn't this how the Rowland family treats its guests?" Besides,

guests nearby overheard Thea's words and cast curious glances in

furious, clutching her chest as she pointed an accusatory linger at Then. 'Are you satisfied now?

or about me as your mother? Do you

again, the familiar accusations and moralizing came pouring out. After everything that had happened before, Thea had long since given up any hope for the Rowland family, Ivy's words no longer stung. They had lost their

trace of emotion, calmly saying, "Mrs. Rowland, have you forgotten that the Rowland family publicly declared me disowned not long ago? Everyone knows how our relationship reached

had lodged itself in her throat. It was always Thea who