Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

Chapter 84

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 84
“Fine, I’ll go.”

Silently, Catherine pushed Granny Jones, who was in a wheelchair, out of the room and toward the banquet hall. They would be sitting at the same table as the Jones couple and Ethan.

However, after taking her seat, she noticed Wesley sitting at the other main table reserved for immediate relatives.

A look of confusion spread across her face. He claimed to be distant relatives to both these families but why was he sitting together with Elder Lyons and Granny Lyons?

Not to mention Shaun. He actually did not attend the ceremony although he was Ethan’s uncle.

Quite the contrary, Janet and Cindy, who were not even that familiar with Rebecca, showed up.

Catherine laughed internally. Rebecca had surely gone all out to build friendly relationships with people she did not like.

The engagement ceremony commenced at 12.12 p.m.

The emcee went up the stage to thank everyone for their presence. Finally, both Ethan and Rebecca were invited up the stage.

next to Ethan who was wearing a black

guests began commenting

Jones was raised on the farm yet

a rumor going around last year that Ethan was going to be engaged to Catherine. I’d surely have picked Rebecca

“You’re right.”

“…”

of wind, but she chose to

Cindy was the person who delivered

“Actually, I’ve known Ethan for about seven or eight years now and he’s like a great big brother to me. Many girls used to go after him back in high school but not one among them caught his eyes. I thought no one ever would, until he met Rebecca and fell for her

you’ll join me and give

one of her words. Cindy would not have crossed paths with Ethan

congratulating her ex-boyfriend for a happy marriage. How much

sure.” She raised her glass slowly as an enigmatic smile spread across her

fell. Meanwhile, Jeffery quickly gestured at

the engaged couple’s love story. Please shift your attention to

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