The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 16 Jameson is Ready to Apologize

The rain intensified as Richard had a dinner appointment that evening, leaving Marion to have dinner alone. News about her marriage to Lucas had become widely known online, and Sally’s subtle machinations were exposed by netizens. The online response ranged from envy and congratulations

for Marion to mockery and condemnation for Jameson.

Around 8 p.m., Marion finally received a WhatsApp reply from Lucas. Seeing Lucas’s name in the notification, her hands trembled with anxiety until she read his reply: [No need to thank me, just stating the facts.]

True to his character, Lucas’s response was simple, efficient, and direct. He was merely stating the fact that they got married today. Marion laughed, and the pressure on her heart suddenly dissipated.

She crafted another reply: [Regardless, I appreciate and apologize for the trouble I might have caused you.] This time, Lucas’s response was swift and even more concise, just a simple: [Hmm.]

She screenshot Lucas’s reply and shared it with Cassie. Cassie’s fantasies were instantly shattered: [ So, why did Lucas marry you?]

years, and there were rumors in their social

Craig, who was considered for the position of chairman of

Group remained uncertain. Compared to Phillip whose mother often influences him, Lucas had fewer bargaining chips. If Arthur wanted Lucas to marry, Lucas might find it hard to refuse. Instead of having a stepmother whispering in his father’s ear and

remained untarnished. Marion’s maternal family was involved in politics, making her a coveted presence in Lumina City. It would hardly be a loss for Lucas to

Yes, that’s it!

that this marriage resulted from her competitive spirit. She believed she should find an opportunity to

she, too, harbored the competitive spirit that most women possess. Lost in her thoughts, her phone lit up again. Marion collected her thoughts and looked down at the message from Cassie: [By the way, does Uncle know about you and Lucas getting married?]

mix of excitement and surrealism. The satisfaction of countering Sally for the first time was intense, but after the thrill, she had to face the harsh reality.

is Ready to

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