The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 29 Heartache for Miss Cartier

Upon seeing Marion’s Twitter post, Cassie immediately shared it with a comment: [After being friends with Mar for twenty years, I’ve watched her endure this pair of scoundrels. If Mar weren’t soft -hearted and low–key, I would have exposed that shameless Reagan girl long ago! Innocent? If she’s innocent, why does she call Mar in the middle of the night to protest? If she’s innocent, why does she always create trouble at crucial moments? If she’s innocent, what business does she have at a dinner between the Cartiers and the Royces?!]

Marion’s Twitter post contained a wealth of information without any exaggeration or embellishment. Over the two–plus years of her relationship with Jameson, every significant holiday had involved Sally. However, anyone with a bit of sense could see that Sally’s actions were intentional.

Cassie’s Twitter post did not explicitly say much, but it seemed to say everything. Upon closer inspection, the post carried substantial information.

It was such an explosive piece of news. The comments from the commuting workers on their way to work were unusually enthusiastic.

[Plot twist! Plot twist! Miss Reagan isn’t a simpleton! A bunch of people are saying that Miss Cartier is too much! Laughable. Understand first, this was a gathering of the Cartiers and the Royces. Regardless of what those two families were doing, she, a person with no connection, suddenly appeared in front of Miss Cartier, begging for forgiveness for a certain Mr. Royce. And she’s innocent? If I were Miss Cartier, I’d have her thrown out immediately!]

Miss Reagan is quite something, and a bunch of people chased me with insults. Miss Cartier is in

manages to drive away Mr. Royce. Is that man a fool? Does Miss Reagan only know Mr. Royce? Doesn’t she

us,‘ ‘We’re just friends,‘ ‘If you think that way, I can’t help it,‘ ‘Can’t you be more sensible?‘ -the scumbag’s quotes, unbelievable.

were either criticizing Sally and Jameson or expressing sympathy for

Twitter private messages growing in number. The comments under her latest post were also increasing rapidly. Sally opened the comments and found that

short time, Sally quickly refreshed the trending topics. #MissCartier Responds # had climbed to eighteenth place. Clicking into it, Sally saw Marion

Lyla urged her to quickly post on Twitter to shift

for Miss Cartier

could she redirect