The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 53 A Newly Acquired Skill

The online controversy lasted for several days, and Jameson and Sally were severely criticized by netizens. The Royces had become a running joke, and Marion could not help but throw in some sarcastic remarks.

Coincidentally, Marion came across a sarcastic post in her friend’s circle that had not been properly categorized. The overflow of sarcastic comments caught Marion’s eye.

[Some people are just lucky. They had a lousy hand, but someone picked them up, and now they’ve got a good hand. Meanwhile, the other two who played the game together are now getting lambasted. In matters of love there’s never an absolute right or wrong.]

Marion used to be quite mild–mannered, but for some reason, she found herself engaging in an online exchange with Sally. She felt that her temper had grown considerably.

The other party had not properly categorized their post, whether intentional or not, Marion did not care. When she saw the post, she commented without hesitation. “Got it. So you’ve just got bad luck.”

Cassie had just come across the person’s post and was about to comment when she saw that Marion had beaten her to it. When she read Marion’s comment, Cassie almost burst out laughing.

Following Marion’s lead, Cassie added, “I got it too. You’ve definitely got bad luck.

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was about to put down her phone when she received a message from Cassie: [Hahaha! Mar, how did you become so fierce?

acquired skill.]

not someone to

amazing skill!]

the sheet music. She needed to familiarize herself with it

took the initiative to bring up the events of the previous night. Although Marion had been

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not easy to discuss between father and daughter. Especially

was aware of Richard’s concerns and avoided eye contact as she hesitantly broached the topic.

were legally married, Marion had just broken up with Jameson and was still emotionally affected. It

added, “Even though I don’t know the details between you and Lucas, I can see that Lucas cares for you much more than

grown up and married, I

moved, and as she looked into her father’s eyes, her own eyes

will be happy!”