Honey, You're a Billionaire by Chandler Solar

Chapter 502 The Second Piece of Good News

"Thank you to Mr. Maize. You may now take your seat at the main table." The emcee's voice echoed through the hall.

The unexpected announcement caught everyone's attention by surprise, but Yara gazed at the figure standing in front of her and dismissed any doubts about the order of the event. She assumed it was all part of Jonathan's plan. She even urged Rupert, "Dad, please go."

With so many people watching, Rupert dared not question the Finch family's arrangements although he was displeased. He stepped off the stage and headed to the main table.

At the main table, Eleanor was seated at the head. The table was filled with members of the Finch family, including Cyrus and Lizzie, Yosef and Bella, and one conspicuously empty seat next to Eleanor.

Rupert sat beside Bella. While all eyes were on the bride and groom on the stage, he whispered, "Whose seat is that?"

He couldn't figure out who could be important enough to sit in such a prominent spot, but Bella didn't seem to care much.

"Who knows? It doesn't matter who it is anyway. It's just a guest." What mattered most was the bride and groom on stage.

"See? I told you Yara and Jonathan make a perfect match." Yara looked at the stage with satisfaction.

Rupert followed her gaze. The groom still had his back to everyone with Yara standing behind him.

For some reason, the scene gave Rupert a strange feeling. But as he tried to understand what was unsettling to him, the emcee's voice cut through his thoughts.

"Today, we also have another very important announcement, which can be considered the second piece of good news of the day. The groom wants to take this opportunity to share it with everyone!"

The second piece of good news? Everyone in the audience was momentarily taken aback before curiosity overtook them.

"What's the second good news? Come on! Tell us! Let's share it!" Someone in the crowd voiced the question on everyone's mind.

Share it

atmosphere stirred something with Yara. Although she was initially surprised by the emcee's words, her

groom would like the bride to announce it. Ms. Maize, would you like that?" The emcee walked over to Yara and extended the microphone to her. Yara's heart was pounding. She had no idea what news Jonathan wanted to announce, but she could only think of one good news with the microphone in front of

joy. She had intended to announce the pregnancy to the media outlets right after the wedding, but it seemed that Jonathan was more

a deep breath as her lips curled into a smile beneath her white veil, a smile that radiated both happiness and pride. "Of course I do. The second good news is that... I'm pregnant!" Her voice

the announcement. "Ms. Maize is pregnant! This is

sense to think that the wedding might have been hastened by the pregnancy, the media outlets were ever sensitive to the narrative. Their minds began spinning to come up with articles and headlines of "Double Happiness" and "A Match Made in Heaven",

to her not as Yara, but as the lady of the Finch family. Yara was thrilled by the title. From that moment on,

audience was lost in thought as she stared at the

at the wedding, Clover and Miles hadn't taken their eyes off her: They never diverted their gaze even as the

its climax onstage. The

on her and

that she

and instinctively frowned as well.

of them resisted the urge to disrupt the wedding. Miles leaned in closer to Rose. "Rosie, this wedding is boring. Let's go home." As he spoke, he quickly grabbed Rose's wrist. The gesture snapped Rose out of her thoughts, and her other wrist was taken

dull. The groom... He's

else was bad enough, but to have a child

glance at Miles, the two men seemed to reach a mutual decision with just a look. They would take Rose away no matter what. Staying would only

pulling Rose's arms. She looked

The main event hadn't started

of the surrounding guests. These two were eye-catching enough, and not wanting them to steal

"Let's wait a bit longer. I want to

had just announced her pregnancy to everyone, so

back into their seats. "You should watch too. Look. The groom and the bride are

attention returned to the groom. She had to admit that the groom's back did resemble Jonathan a little, but she knew perfectly well that the man on stage wasn't Jonathan. If he wasn't Jonathan, who could he be? Rose's thought wandered back to the recording she had heard in Jonathan's car that day, and