Revenge Of The Jilted Bride

Jilted Bride 151

Chapter 151

Suddenly, the mood in the banquet hall became tense and heavy. Those who knew Ople was Mrs. Sinclair were surprised

at first, then calmed down. After all, she had the right to be arrogant.

They were curious to see how Harris, who was unaware of this, would react,

Everyone knew that Harris was the kind of person who fiercely protects his own; when his daughter got splashed with wine, there was no way he'd just let it slide. Authority could be overpowering

He stepped forward, patted Ophelia on the shoulder, and joked, No wonder you're Theo's acknowledged granddaughter, your personality does have a bit of his character, don't you all think?

He turned around and looked at the people, and his gaze was unmistakably clear. From now on, her status in the business world would be taken 'under his wing by him.

"Girl, having a personality is good, but don't have too much... These words were quite meaningful, and there was a cold edge in Harris' eyes.

Finlay Carnegie and Henry were about to step forward, but a gid got there first.

Phoebe had a slight smile on her lips. "Uncle Harris, there's really no right or wrong in this matter, because Elia didn't do it on purpose. Things got a little heated when Cecilia spoke earlier, so how about we just let it be?" Harris' eyes fell on Phoebe, and his previously stern expression softened a little.

He turned his head and looked at Cecilia with a smile, his tone mildly critical "Cecilia, that wasn't right of you. How could you say such things about Ms. Carnegie? Let's just leave it now, be mature and let it go." The sudden change left Cecilia, who was expecting Harris to support her, feeling confused. "But Dad...

"Follow my order!" Harris' tone became sterner as he gave Cecilia a pointed look, his expression a deceptively kind smile.

He said, "It's normal for kids to have little arguments. Let's do this: have the crew prepare a couple of outfits and let Ms. Carnegie and my daughter go and change."

This "Ms. Carnegie" that Harris referred to was Ophelia. Ophelia glanced at Phoebe, who had "kindly" intervened. To outsiders, it seemed like she was helping to defuse the situation for her.

In fact, she was helping Harris. She knew that once things got out of hand, Kenneth would definitely get involved, which meant Harris wouldn't be able to keep his position for long.

right through their little schemes. As for Cecilia, she frowned with dissatisfaction, her gaze unintentionally fixing on Phoebe with intense scrutiny and curiosity. Cecilia thought, 'So young, yet she could easily make

Duncan is so wise, but we still need to sort things out. How much are the dresses that I stained, ladies? Name your price, and I'll compensate you. "Also, my dress got stained too, and someone

wearing a dress stained with wine, slowly walked

does she want? Is spilling the wine not enough? Does she

scold the server?"

The Carnegie family's granddaughter acts like

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matter?

"That's right!"

assuming Ophelia wouldn't hear

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custom-made and costs about 70 thousand dollars. So, tell me, how do

hearing this. He thought, 70 thousand dollars? A dress costing 70 thousand

as his knees were about to give way again, Ophelia caught his arm. "Your knees aren't worth

half of the people present were shocked by Ophelia's commanding stance. They thought, 'Does she really think she can do

like this? Why make things difficult for a server?"

no need to go overboard here. Let's not

outfit. The waiter shouldn't have to pay for it,

soon as she said this, Cecilla and Sienna's faces went pale. Stenna said, "Ms. Spencer, are you serious? It's just a wine stain! A good dry

it go." Just

have to

was definitely connected to those

to the waiter.

about the threat of legal action. He thought, It's 70 thousand dollars He would have to save up for two or three years without spending anything. He couldn't handle this debt With determination, the waiter

back! Ms. Spencer, they were the ones who told me to spill the drinks on you. They even tol me

footage. Ms, Spencer, they were the ones who instructed me to do

everywhere; otherwise, he wouldn't