The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 295 Your Staff Trapped Me Here!

Marion felt as if she had received a reprieve and quickly stood up, “It’s time for dinner!” With that, she opened the door and went downstairs with Mrs. Bailey.

She walked so quickly that she did not notice the tumultuous waves in the man’s black eyes after she left.

Lucas tilted his head and shielded his eyes with his hand. Only when his emotions gradually dissipated did he stand up and head downstairs.

When will the foolish rabbit realize his intentions? He was getting impatient.

After her misunderstanding, Marion devoted herself to learning how to cook soup from Mrs. Bailey, She put great effort into preparing his lunch. After finishing, she proudly carried the lunchbox, ready to play the role of a virtuous wife.

Marion’s thoughts were idyllic, but reality was cruel.

The front desk treated her with the utmost respect, and Marion’s mood remained excellent until she reached Lucas’s office.

Marion learned from Daniel that Lucas had a lunch appointment that day.

That was not good.

Daniel’s assistant had noticed the lunchbox in Marion’s hand and quickly intercepted her.

come all the way, why not wait until Mr. Craig returns? He should be back around one o’clock.

Lucas’s fault, but she was disappointed. After all, she had put a

She

office and, after serving tea and snacks, promptly locked the door!

up the lunchbox

the assistant up to?

lock

returned to her

However, she did not dare to eat the lunch she had packed. It would be awkward if Lucas came back and found her having

it was already quite an awkward

had been served but it barely filled

was extremely bored and unable to leave, so she took out her phone and told Cassie about the ridiculous situation she

understand Marion’s frustration at all!

find solace from Cassie, Marion did not want to chat with her anymore.

she logged into the game, someone unlocked and pushed open the office door.

mistake. However, when she looked up, she found that the person entering the office was Lucas

dumbfounded. “Weren’t you at a lunch appointment?”

“It ended.”