The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 445 Sorry, Lucas

It was Saturday, September 16th.

Using a short trip with Cassie as an excuse, Marion took the high–speed train to Lester City early in the morning.

“Keeping this from your husband, what are you going to do when you have to take off your mask tomorrow?” Cassie teased Marion after she replied to Lucas’s message.

Marion’s face twisted in embarrassment. “Well, should I just tell him now?”

Cassie grabbed her phone. “Forget it. Even if you tell him now, it won’t change the fact that you’ve already deceived him! It’s better to wait until tomorrow. If he gets mad, you can just say you wanted to surprise him!

“Besides, it’s hard to say whether he’ll even be there tomorrow,”

Hearing Cassie’s words, Marion could not help but give her a thumbs–up. “Wow, you’re good at this, Cassie! Why didn’t I think of that?”

Cassie proudly raised her eyebrows. “It’s nothing special, just basic skills. You, on the other hand, need to read more romance novels! I learned all these tricks from reading

novels!”

Marion had been practicing diligently lately, seemingly not getting enough sleep every day. As they chatted, she dozed off.

had fallen asleep until

not bear to wake Marion, so she waited until

rouse Marion.

got off the

JJ, over

got into Nina’s car, heading towards the hotel

had to confirm her participation by signing

busy day. By the time she got her hands on her phone, it was

the evening.

her the phone. “You’re in trouble. Mr. Craig has called you several

six missed calls, Marion’s heart sank. “Oh

the train and forgotten to check in with

the call, and Lucas answered almost

“Awake now?”

guilt in her voice, “Yes, I just woke up. I wasn’t feeling too good on the train and fell asleep as soon as

Lucas,”

mistake, Marion apologized sincerely, though there was a hint of coquettishness in her tone that she did not even notice.

Cassie felt a pang

staff from the organizers finished their discussion, and Nina was about to approach. Cassie quickly went over

Marion, she heard every word, leaving Marion