The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 17 I’m Not Going to Forgive Him

Richard spoke and took another gulp of water, “Jameson is not a suitable match. Even if he kneels to apologize to you, I won’t let you marry him! As for the dinner gathering, I will-”

“Dad!”

Marion hurriedly interjected.

Unable to bear the pain and sorrow, Richard continued, “Mar my dear, Jameson is not worthy. If it weren’t for the incident at the intersection that day, you would have-”

Marion understood what Richard was getting at. She shook her head, “Dad, I’m not going to forgive him.”

Pausing for a moment, she spoke coldly. “Jameson wants to apologize to me, right? Well, let’s see how he plans to apologize to us! Besides, he indeed owes me and the Cartiers an apology!”

She wanted to see how Jameson tried to apologize! Richard initially wanted to refuse this dinner gathering. He did not want Marion to have any contact with the Royces anymore. However, hearing Marion’s words, he suddenly felt that attending this dinner gathering was necessary!

After all, Mar did not do anything wrong. Richard hated the way people had spoken about Marion over a month ago. While the Royces blamed them with their words when the whole internet was ridiculing Marion, did they come forward to say anything in her defense?

his only daughter. Since his wife’s early death, he had played the role of both father and mother, raising his daughter with care. Marion had rarely cried when she was a child, but that day, she fell into his arms,

ached. He felt Marion was right; the

worry though. I will be with you

when she was a

lasted for over forty years. While Richard was displeased with Jameson as

called Joseph and arranged a day for

he told her

Jameson, Richard was not very supportive. She had not informed

directly. Despite Richard’s reservations about Jameson, he had agreed, considering the good relationship between the

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the situation had

to believe in her and

her tears, but they were not intentional. Seeing her phone light up, she wiped

nickname was the letter ‘L‘. Marion had not added a note to his contact yet, but with that distinctive