The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 15 Marion Might Not Be Willing Yet

Before Marion returned, Richard had instructed the villa’s housekeeper and butler. The staff from the Royce family had arrived, and without Marion’s approval, no one could let them in.

Jameson, who used to come and go freely in the Cartier family, was now stopped at the entrance of the Cartier family villa. The weather was not great that day; it had been overcast since early morning, and now it had started to rain.

Standing at the entrance, Jameson listened to the butler’s words, his expression extremely gloomy. The rain gradually intensified.

After glancing at the villa a few times, Jameson finally returned to his car. His phone had been blowing up; the news of him buying a ring for Sally had caused a stir, and the whole city knew about Marion and Lucas getting their marriage certificate.

Jameson glanced at the dozen or so missed calls, without any intention of answering them for now. He found Marion’s number, but as soon as he dialed, he heard the customer service message: [Sorry, the number you have dialed cannot be reached at the moment.]

It was then that Jameson realized Marion had also blocked his number.

He lowered his head, as he looked at his phone. Finally, he got into his car and reluctantly drove away.

family was heavy. Janice Royce was huddled on the sofa, playing with

his lips and looked at Bernadette and Joseph. “Dad, Mom, are you satisfied now?”

long time. Although the Cartier family had declined in recent

to the fact that Joseph has only one son. If there were another son, Jameson would have been kicked out of the Royce family

woman like Sally, from a decent family, who would dare to marry

this moment, Janice sneered. “Men. Don’t they all like to cry

directed at two people. Many years ago, when Joseph had an affair,

flared up. She wiped away her tears and walked over to Janice. “Go

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with Lucas. As long as she’s willing to

with a sharp tongue, could not resist adding, “Though we’re willing, Marion may

anything nice to say, better to not