The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 287 Bringing Mrs. Craig Home

Dawdling until half–past nine, Marion finally decided to go home. Cassie’s conscience suddenly kicked in when Marion was getting ready to leave. “How about you stay the night at my place?”

Marion had vented her frustration all day and was feeling less upset. In the end, it was all in her head, as Lucas had not done anything wrong.

They were in a business partnership, and his concerns about their relationship changing were normal. Although it saddened her, he was not wrong.

“Forget it, I won’t go back tonight. Who knows, tomorrow there might be rumors of my marriage falling apart again.”

She did not want people laughing at her as it seemed to happen quite frequently lately which inevitably led to awkward situations at home.

Cassie pursed her lips. “Then I’ll take you downstairs.”

“Yeah, sure.”

After spending the entire day outside, Marion was exhausted. She felt dispirited.

Thinking that Marion was in a bad mood, Cassie tried to cheer her up in the elevator. “Once upon a time, a wolf who had just gone through a breakup passed by a wooden house while searching for food. Suddenly, he heard a man inside scolding his mischievous son, ‘If you cry again, I’ll throw you out to feed the wolves!‘ The wolf heard this and decided to wait outside the house all night. When morning came, the wolf was disappointed as he muttered to himself. ‘All men are liars!‘ he said to himself”

Marion glanced at Cassie without expression. “So…what’s your point?”

Cassie awkwardly replied, “The point is that even a wolf knows men are all liars.

Marion did not know how to respond to Cassie.

Cassie was making

lifted her head, and saw Lucas walking

How did he know I was

you tell

more surprised than Marion. “I’ve been with you the whole day.

and realized that

only had she ignored Lucas’s phone call, but she had also not replied to his message asking

my mind. Do you mind if I stay at your place

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one night!

frowned at her.

talking, Lucas had already walked up to Marion.

with the wind blowing, it felt

shirt and loose dark trousers.

to toe.

of cedarwood wafted through the air and made Marion nervously

looked at Lucas, unsure of what she should say.

dared not make a sound.

approached Marion, she tactfully took a step back. Would Lucas hit a woman? If he hit Marion now, could she call the police? Would they get involved in domestic

she was already prepared to call

could dial the number, Lucas reached out to take Marion’s hand.

belief; another