I Don’t Need Your Fake Love by Melandia

Chapter 102

Grace had been by Antonio’s side for ten years, and she’d heard every kind of sneer and taunt there was. She was past being bothered by them.

She was trying to think of something to say when Devin, standing right there with her, didn’t back down but met Antonio’s gaze straight on.

“Antonio, what you said isn’t right. In the Hudson family, we believe everyone is equal. There’s no hierarchy. Grace and I are a perfect match, and she’s no longer tied to the Kaufman family. You’re way out of line. Is this how you were brought up?”

Antonio was left speechless, his face turning red from embarrassment.

He clenched his fists, his face twisted in

anger.

His buddies, sensing things were getting ugly, hurried over to pull him

away.

With his anger boiling over, Antonio hurled harsh words at Grace. “If you marry him today, don’t ever step into the Kaufman’s place again!”

Under his furious glare, Grace nodded gently, a faint smile on her lips. “Mr. Kaufman, don’t worry. It’s a given.“.

Hearing her faint voice, Antonio felt like his efforts were in vain as if he was hitting a wall of fluff.

last, long look,

waiters quickly cleaned up the mess, and Devin breathed a sigh of

and signaling for the party to go

just the two of them, a couple still

he

heavy with apologies. “I’m sorry. I

his expression warm and kind again.

can you do? We’re married and we will face this together. It’s over, so don’t feel guilty or

was all connected to her, but she

for me, things wouldn’t have gotten this out of hand. With so many people at

her a glass of water and then put his arm around her, comforting her softly, “Still calling them Mr. and Mrs. Hudson? My parents are kind and understanding. They’d only blame the Kaufman family and feel sorry for you, their new daughter–in–law.

sips of water, Grace started to regain her composure. To keep him from fretting, she let

the glass on the table and squatted down

you hurt yourself when you fell? Those heels are sky–high. Did you twist your ankle?”

such a small detail and was

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stunned.

gently wiping away the dirt

saw the large scar. His voice was filled with concern. “When did you get this injury? Was it the

wanted to deny it, but seeing the look on his