The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 24 It’s Over, Jameson

Jameson angrily threw the wine glass to the ground. The glass hit the carpet with a dull thud, marking the symbolic end to the night’s dinner. The private room now echoed only with Sally’s sobbing. Jameson pulled her up, and she continued crying with her head down.

Marion glanced at the glass; it had not shattered, but the remaining tea seeped slowly into the carpet. She watched the tea gradually disappear into the fibers, then withdrew her gaze and turned to

Jameson.

Marion felt as if the wine glass was a thread that had been tugging at her heart, and now it had finally snapped. Contrary to her expectations, there was no overwhelming sadness; instead, she felt a sense

of relief.

“It’s over, Jameson,” she said softly. Her words were light, yet every person in the room heard them. Marion picked up her bag and wheeled her chair out of the room.

Those words crushed Jameson’s heart like a rock. He instinctively reached out to grab Marion, but she had anticipated his move, skillfully avoiding his hand.

The wheels of the chair pressed against the carpet, producing a faint sound that was almost inaudible. However, it quickly grew louder as the wheels rolled on the floor, diminishing until they disappeared

entirely.

private room when she encountered Lucas, who was walking toward her. She was surprised. “Mr.

her.

dinner plans with the Royces. Marion nodded, “You

got a dinner

a hint of the light aroma of white wine on him. Lucas circled behind her wheelchair. “Are

head, “No, my dad is

also emerged from the private room. Seeing Lucas, Richard appeared surprised. However, Lucas

nodded, “Go on

proceeded to make some cutting

at this moment, he had no desire to hear Jameson

did not inquire further. He pushed Marion’s wheelchair towards

elevator.

24 It’s Over, Jameson