Edgar’s Relentless Pursue for The Love of His Life

Chapter 1

Chapter 1 Funeral

There was a funeral at Westburgh Cemetery.

Jean Eyer was dressed in black and stood quietly among the crowd as her late father’s friends came to her to express their condolences.

Someone said in a low tone, “My condolences, Ms. Eyer.”

Jean wiped her tears and thanked the mourner.

A month ago, Eyer Group wound up and shuttered. Furthermore, her father suffered a heart attack and passed away.

In an instant, the once prominent Eyer family was gone.

Despite her family’s downfall, people still mourned her loss and did not dare to look down on her.

It was because she was not only the daughter of the Eyer family but the wife of a man who conquered the business world and was feared by all. He was the revered president of Royden Group, Edgar Royden.

The funeral proceeded until noon, but Edgar still did not show up. When the funeral was about to end, an inconspicuous Bentley traveled into the cemetery.

out and opened the passenger door. Edgar stepped out of the car dressed in a pressed tailored suit and shiny polished leather shoes. He had a handsome face with well-formed facial features. However, his

Jean’s first time seeing Edgar since marrying him two years ago. It was ironic that she finally saw him again at her

flowers and other

red dress came out of his car and held his arm.

her. He unfurled her fingers from his arm and said, “Wait for me

stood on tiptoes to kiss his cheek. Contents belong

akin to a

funeral. That woman not only disrespected Jean’s father by wearing red, but she also kissed Jean’s husband with all

to maintain her usual

to meet her gaze. Edgar stood at five feet nine inches tall and looked down at her intimidatingly. “What’s wrong? Have

you want?” Jean sensed that he did not come here with

cold. They seemed chillier than the snow and wind outside the hall. “Isn’t it obvious? I’m here to pay my respect to my dear

to look down at

deny that she had grown even more alluring

never marry each

solely to

“Everyone, leave us.”