The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 63 Don’t Be Angry, Mr. Craig

When Marion was wheeled in by Lucas, the people in the private room were visibly surprised. The manager from Radiant Group’s branding department found it particularly puzzling.

Was the dinner that night not supposed to finalize the endorsement deal for next year?

Of course, despite their confusion, they dared not ask what was going on.

With his experience in the entertainment industry, Bruce quickly grasped the situation. Why had Lucas suddenly arranged for dinner that night not a day earlier or later?

Bruce felt a chill down his spine as he recalled the trending incident on Twitter involving Marion and Kirk.

He pondered a means to find an opportunity to express his stance later. He nudged Kirk with his elbow. Kirk raised his eyebrows, glanced at Marion, and then shifted his gaze to Lucas.

Lucas was entirely focused on Marion.

After the others pulled out their chairs, he led Marion to her seat. Once seated, there were simple introductions and greetings. Most of the people in the private room were familiar with Marion. It made her feel even more uneasy.

a chance to speak. “Mrs. Craig, I didn’t expect the matter you helped Kirk with to become a hot topic. I’m

glanced at Bruce in embarrassment. “It’s okay, Mr. Price. It’s not a big

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Kirk under the table. Kirk looked at Marion and spoke, Regardless, it has caused unnecessary trouble for Mr. and Mrs. Craig. Let me make amends to the both of you.”

downed a full glass

she found herself unable

a gentle Lucas a hint. He had been sitting quietly without saying much. “Mr. Craig, Kirk is my friend. What happened this afternoon wasn’t intentional.

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people present tactfully pretended not to see Marion whispering to Lucas.

to her softly speaking up for

watched Kirk

also looked their way. Their gazes met in the air–one with a smirk, the other impassively cold. It was like a silent clash between kings, where nothing was said or done, yet all

fearing that they might accidentally ignite a spark. Bruce