The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 450 The Long–Awaited Moment

It was Preston’s first time watching a jet ski race, and he found it surprisingly entertaining.

As the announcer read out JJ’s score, Preston instinctively glanced over at Lucas. Impressive, huh, old buddy? First place.”

He paused for a moment before adding, “But hey, just a friendly reminder that JJ might be amazing, but she’s your past. You’ve got a wife now.”

Lucas shot him a disdainful look. “Shut your mouth and contribute something to society instead of spewing nonsense all the time.”

“Tsk.”

Preston chuckled, took out his phone, switched to video mode, and filmed Lucas for a few seconds. Then, he aimed the camera at the big screen and panned to the audience seats for a while before saving the video and sending it directly to the F4 group,

He waved his phone in front of Lucas. “I’ve recorded it. You better treat me well, or I’ll

send this video to Marion!

“And if you two end up divorcing, I’ll personally bring out this video to hammer you!”

Lucas gave a light scoff and did not bother responding to him.

Marion sat in the backstage resting area after coming down from the race track.

if nothing had happened. “JJ, congratulations! It looks like you’ve clinched first place

hand, set down her sports drink, picked up her phone, and sent a

sour. “Come on. JJ, it wasn’t

earlier.”

up her phone and walked straight out of the resting

thought they were close–ups of her on the big screen.

also

her heart inexplicably raced, feeling

sense of nervousness.

of the competition had been going on for over ten minutes now. In about an hour or

When she heard the announcement of

competition, her heart started racing

all the contestants gathered on stage for the

o’clock, and the sun was blazing. The other contestants looked tired, but

stirred among the audience as the host announced the first

not Marion but a newcomer from the second group, Mary Jane,

Marion, securing the first spot. Marion ended up

second place.

you’re not cutting

completely, Marion headed straight for the stage.

on the winner’s podium many times before, but never had she