The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 91 Don’t Blame Me for Being Blunt

In the cramped backseat of the car, Marion’s unabashed words resonated clearly with everyone in the car.

Liam in the front seat, stiffened as he heard Marion’s words. Mrs. Craig sounded so fierce! Was he supposed to be there? Should he find a place to hide?

Even Lucas, accustomed as he was to such situations, was momentarily surprised by Marion’s comment. However, the speaker herself seemed oblivious to the gravity of her words. “It’s outrageous! In broad daylight! How could they, how could they…”

Lucas was taken aback. Yet, Marion had finally sensed that something was amiss. Intoxicated though she was, Marion was not entirely unaware. She was just a bit slower than usual. But even in her dulled state, she realized what she had just said.

Marion, whose face was already flushed, stammered. “I–I feel dizzy-”

With that, Marion promptly fainted, and her head landed on Lucas’s chest.

He looked at the seemingly lifeless figure in his arms. He smiled and a hint of amusement softened his usually icy eyes.

She looked so timid and adorable.

At the height of her intoxication, she lay

leaning against whatever was beside her and could not help but tighten

out and was about to call for

concerned about waking Marion, Lucas found his worries unnecessary. Marion was in a deep slumber and was carried into

showing any signs of

shifted a few times, not because of discomfort but merely to find a

then she continued her journey to dreamland. The driver silently wheeled

his arms and entered the

Me for Being

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she was dreaming. Her

brushed against

the day surged like tumultuous

the air.