The Bride Who Said No: Escaping the Shadows of Yesterday

Chapter 7

It was just one evening, and Freya, who had been all over Kieran with sweetness and light, seemed to have transformed into someone entirely different.

"Luna, let's go." Freya didn't even spare Kieran another glance as if looking at him one more time would make her sick.

Luna was drunk and still clueless about what had just happened.

And Silas was more baffled. He hadn't touched a drop of alcohol and wondered if he was seeing things.

The Freya, who had once spoken to Kieran in whispers, as caring and gentle as Eloise, had raised her hand against Kieran. And not just that, but slapped him across the face? "Kieran..." Silas waved his hand before Kieran's face, asking, "You're not knocked silly, right?"

Kieran seemed not to have recovered from the shock of that slap. Frowning, he pointed toward the door, "She dared to hit me?"

"Yeah, she did. The slap

Kieran's expression

bold words Freya had thrown at him moments before, Kieran couldn't help but laugh angrily. "Tell

family, Freya frowned as she sat on the living room sofa. "What? Not calling

had always loathed her to the bone. If Audrey hadn't insisted

only had she initiated the breakup, but she had also slapped Kieran, grinding

Johanna patted her chest as if she had survived a catastrophe and said, "I thought Mr. Sutton was furious this time. Thankfully, Mr.

should apologize, it should

child, how can you be so thoughtless? Your father is gone, and if we don't rely on the Sutton family, how can we

Freya's demeanor turned even

since been drilling into her the notion that Kieran harbored feelings for her. Gradually, she found herself falling for Kieran. She later found out that Kieran helped her only because she looked