The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 64 Can You Stop Serving Me Food?

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Chapter 64 Can You Stop Serving Me Food?

In a typical dinner setting, Lucas would speak sparingly, but with a single gesture, he could draw attention to himself, even when he sat in silence. That night, he seemed to have nothing to do but meticulously serve Marion food.

Lucas, the man who rarely uttered a word, was then playing the role of a considerate host, personally picking and placing dishes on Marion’s plate. It left everyone, particularly those from the Radiant Group brand department, astounded.

While Marion and Lucas were legally married, Marion’s recent notoriety as a bride left at the altar, regardless of who was right or wrong, did not make her the most reputable figure. Yet, here was Lucas, personally serving her food–a clear shift in dynamics.

The onlookers from Radiant Group could not help but feel apprehensive. The once pitiful figure now received such a courteous gesture from Lucas, which altered their perspectives of her, and transformed Marion into an almost sacred

presence.

Despite continuous conversations at the table, the atmosphere remained light, so much so that the signing of the endorsement contract seemed imminent after the meal.

Aware that she was merely an accessory that evening, playing a role alongside Lucas, Marion remained quiet and obedient throughout the dinner. However, Lucas continued to serve her, refilling her plate each time it emptied.

to endure any longer, Marion finally tilted her head toward Lucas and looked at him with

discuss something with

“Yes?”

I think I’ve had enough.” Her eyes were moist, likely

“Had

bit too much.”

wonder if Lucas had redirected his anger toward her, but he seemed genuinely confused, completely unaware that she was already full. Well, it was her fault

not a fan of wasting food. It was her

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she had “cleaned up” her plate, only for Lucas to

down his utensils and observed her. “Aren’t you

a lot

waste to not finish what was on her

her place from her. “Stop eating

left Marion red- faced. Now, everyone at the table knew she was full. She was sure

appeared gluttonous.

with his phone, suddenly looked up and