Game Over No Second Chances

Chapter 219

Regina instinctively looked down but could only see the layers of her gown. The moment her stiletto heel began to sink into the platform, fear gripped her.

She let out a panicked cry. "Help!"

"It's fine!"

Serena rushed from the side of the backstage, steadying Regina by the arm. "I had them reinforce the platform underneath. The top layer might be cracking, but there's another layer beneath it. You won't fall."

Regina's face was pale with shock, but at Serena's reassurance, she gradually calmed down. She clung tightly to Serena's hand, hesitant to move.

"I'm still scared..."

"I got this!" Melissa suddenly said.

The murmurs in the crowd sent a chill down her spine.

Cole's engagement ceremony was a once-in-a-lifetime event. It couldn't end up becoming a joke!

She hurried over, lifting Regina's gown while helping her step onto the platform. The sound of the outer plaster breaking made Melissa break into a cold sweat.

That was impossible.

strict instructions to ensure everything was built properly. Yet now, the structure was crumbling as if it had never been reinforced

confusion, wondering why she was the one helping Regina onto the platform.

she wanted was for this engagement ceremony to go smoothly. Gritting her teeth, she tightened her grip on Regina and quickly led her up the last few steps. Regina stumbled slightly at the top, still shaken, unable to even look at Cole. Melissa, also in high heels, didn't dare step

spread

going on with

the mother-in-law have to help her

said his vows yet?

The murmurs grew louder.

things were spiraling out of control and quickly signaled the emcee

said, "Mr. Larson, please recite your vows and place the engagement ring on your

of ruthlessness flashed

this simple. Now, he was the subject of

swept over Regina, who was still trembling beside him. The more cautious

with so many eyes on them, he had no choice but to maintain his gentlemanly composure. Smiling, he recited his vows and slipped the engagement ring

erupted

instinctively looked down, and

clapping with a